Sentence examples for limit disturbance from inspiring English sources

"Nobody knows what these birds are thinking," Mr. Martin said, "so we try to err on the side of conservation and limit disturbance".

No equipment was attached to the toads during these experiments and the jar was placed in a covered, polystyrene box to limit disturbance and thus encourage deep rest in the animal.

Both approaches require the implementation of protocols to limit disturbance.

Next steps are consideration of other potential sources of disturbance such as airplane flights for tourists, and future management actions specifying flight paths that limit disturbance.

This optimized system uses the FELMS algorithm to limit disturbances in the passband caused by uncorrelated interferences with high gains in the secondary path, thereby increasing the system stability.

It is slightly smaller than a 27-gauge needle, and the proximal shaft of the catheter is the size of a 24-gauge needle to limit disturbances from seeding.

A limiting disturbance that affects high-precision weak-force experiments in space using proof-masses, such as MiniSTEP (MINImal Satellite Test of the Equivalence Principle) and LISA (Laser Interferometer Space Antenna), is due to charging of the proof-masses.

Interestingly, the optimum TROP time series for the vertical component indicates limited disturbance compared with the horizontal components.

Recent Deutsche Bank research suggests that no-till agriculture, which limits disturbance of the soil, as well as reforestation and planting of vegetative buffers, could derive significant carbon credits annually under a cap-and-trade regime.

Anusuya Rangarajan, director of the Cornell Small Farms Program, explains features of strip tillage equipment used to limit soil disturbance to the area around the row and break up hardpans that limit rooting.

The transcription factor, hypoxia-inducible factor (HIF) orchestrates many of these responses to limit the disturbance of oxygen homeostasis or promote repair processes, through the transactivation of protein-coding genes with key roles in pathways such as apoptosis, differentiation, proliferation, energy metabolism and growth factor production [ 2].