Sentence examples for loss disease from inspiring English sources

"Modern attitudes to the menopause," wrote Foxcroft, "arise directly out of a poisonous history of lack and loss, disease and decay".

Scientists at Kew Gardens are launching an annual "health check" of the world's plants to examine issues including wildlife loss, disease and invasive species.

Ushijima, B., Smith, A., Aeby, G. S. & Callahan, S. M. Vibrio owensii induces the tissue loss disease Montipora white syndrome in the Hawaiian reef coral Montipora capitata.

Forces of global change (eg., climate disruption, biodiversity loss, disease) impart wide-ranging political, socioeconomic, and ecological impacts, creating an urgent need for science communication.

M. capitata is affected by both a slow-moving tissue loss disease referred to as chronic Montipora white syndrome, which is found year-round, and a rapid tissue loss disease referred to as acute Montipora white syndrome, which results in short-term outbreak events often in winter months14,15.

A ban on the use of such chemicals would not be enough on its own to revive the honeybee population, which Walker said have also been affected by habitat loss, disease and parasites.

In this study, we were interested in how coral responds to tissue loss diseases.

As a case study, we quantified disease-induced changes in coral fluorescence associated with tissue loss diseases in Montipora capitata, a common reef-building coral found throughout Hawai'i.

The historical decline in African wild dog numbers has been attributed to a variety of reasons including predation (including humans), habitat loss, diseases, interspecific kletoparasitism and very high hunting costs16,22,45.

It was pointed out that multiple factors besides PPP such as habitat loss, diseases and predators could contribute to the amphibian decline.

Researchers blame the die-offs on a confluence of factors, including pesticide exposure, habitat loss, diseases and parasites, and poor management of bees used in agriculture.