Sentence examples for level of endangerment from inspiring English sources

With respect to the magnitude of the acceptable effect observed in the ERA, EFSA considers the level of endangerment as a critical factor, also recognising that this can vary regionally [13].

Beyond Weinreich's Languages in contact [4], several studies in sociolinguistics have addressed questions regarding the level of endangerment of specific languages [5] and the challenge to find a common pattern that might relate language choice to ethnicity, community identity or the like [6].

Since pedigree information is not always available, i.e. for livestock breeds in developing countries or wild populations, the FAO has based its recommendations on sex ratio considerations (similar to those in the N es computation) to determine the level of endangerment of a breed.

We found that absconding events were generally of brief duration, and that the ultimate level of public endangerment posed by those who absconded was low.

We calculated the effective population sizes of each population to establish the degree of endangerment of the species.

Infectious diseases have historically seldom been considered to be potential drivers of the decline of wildlife species to the point of endangerment or extinction (MacPhee and Greenwood 2013).

Mary Linn, an associate professor of anthropology at the University of Oklahoma and the associate curator of Native American languages at the Sam Noble Museum, said that Oklahoma also has high levels of language endangerment.

Consequently, the level of protection or endangerment may not be uniform across the EU and individual Member States may not accept an EU-wide threshold for environmental harm (the LoCEU-wide) for a particular species of conservation concern.

These molecular indicators alone or in combination with the common chemical analysis of pollutants in the environment should provide a better understanding of the endangerment level of an ecosystem to specific stress conditions.

More specifically, the fact that in a number of breeds, no pedigree information is available, the simplest approximation of N e (computed on the basis of number of breeding males and females) has been used to classify the endangerment level of breeds by the European Association for Animal Production EAAPP), and the Food and Agriculture Organisation FAOO).

Given the contrasted results obtained for cattle between the N es and the more sophisticated methods, we recommend choosing a higher threshold when considering endangerment level of cattle in comparison to other species, at least in breeds in which animals are mainly bred via AI.