Sentence examples for local organisms from inspiring English sources

Translocation is considered controversial by some scientists because of the risk that relocated species could overpopulate a new area and cause local organisms to become extinct.

Not all observable remnants of evolutionary history, however, including many that may be found among local organisms, can be readily fit by novices (such as students) into these categories; in isolation, and without additional context, it will not be evident to students whether bird wings, whale flippers, or nearly any other biological structure is a contrivance or perfectly designed.

Sound production by black smokers has possible implications for local organisms.

Vent sounds will provide researchers with new ways to study flow through sulfide structures, and may provide some local organisms with behavioral or navigational cues.

Further, with DNA sequencing continuously becoming less expensive, we can anticipate many more institutions initiating genome-sequencing or RNA-sequencing projects in the not-too-distant future, allowing students to explore local ecosystems and characterize genomes of local organisms (e.g., see Oleksyk et al., 2012).

Local and regional epidemiology data have long been disseminated to tailor therapy for infectious diseases based on local organism resistance patterns.

The approach to empirical therapy must take into account local infecting organisms and susceptibility.

(1) Polymerizable derivatives of traditional antibiotics offer the potential for functionalizing various biomedical materials with the intent of killing local pathogenic organisms.

Learn beforehand by checking out an illustrated guide to local tidepool organisms.

More than 200 bio-tech centres produce and distribute non-toxic bio-fertilisers and pesticides based on local micro-organisms.

After the initial distribution of fitness levels is generated, the fitness landscape changes during the simulations in one of two different ways, either (1) shifting gradually or (2) being altered by feedback from the local density of organisms.