Sentence examples for model for insect from inspiring English sources

The name metapopulation was first used in 1969 [8] by Levins to describe a population dynamics model for insect pests inhabiting crop growing areas; however, the idea has since been most broadly applied to species in fragmented habitats.

This year the company launched a new model for insect control developed from start to finish at its Research Triangle Park, North Carolina site and was recently approved by the FDA for use in the United States in 2011.

Rhodnius prolixus, in addition of being a classical model for insect physiology studies, is a major vector of Chagas' disease, one of the main public health problems in Latin America [2] [4].

The finding reported here of a high degree of chromosomal conservation and establishment of preliminary reference maps to B. mori will facilitate gene annotation, gene discovery, and functional genomics in M. sexta, a leading laboratory model for insect biochemistry, physiology, neurobiology, development, and immunobiology.

A model for insect behavior where the population members are divided among states depending on their activity.

To date, the model for insect epithelia being dominated by an apical V-ATPase has not been seriously challenged, so early indications are that broad applicability is likely.

We conclude with the application of our method to models for insect flight and study the propulsive efficiency of one and two wing sections.

A simple one-dimensional solid model is derived, capable of modeling arbitrarily large deformations and imposed motion at the leading edge, as it is required for the simulation of simplified models for insect flight.

In this study, we propose molecular models for insect olfactory receptor co-receptor OR83b and its possible functional oligomeric states.

Despite the prominence of Sarcophaga flesh flies as models for insect physiology and biochemistry, and in forensic studies, little genomic or transcriptomic data are available for members of this genus.

For many decades, locusts have proven to be important model organisms for insect physiological research, in particular for the study of endocrinological and neurobiological processes.