Sentence examples for monitor population from inspiring English sources

Such findings highlight the need for management programs to monitor population trends of these plants and also exotic herbivores.

Additionally, as our figures have shown (cf. Figure 6), our method is able to produce maps apt for patch dynamics visualization to monitor population density [23].

Biological Conservation 141, pp. 1149 1160] argued for the use of four metrics to monitor population status of two terrestrial amphibians, the Siskiyou Mountains (Plethodon stormi) and Del Norte (Plethodon elongatus) salamanders.

The aim of this study is to (i) design a SCAR marker for specific identification of strain T1 of Trichoderma atroviride and (ii) monitor population dynamics of this strain in soil by real time PCR.

Some examples of areas where the firm will spend time looking for new investment opportunities include workflow automation startups like Qventus; digital diagnostics companies that look to augment or replace human diagnosticians with algorithms that are better able to identify potential anomalies; predictive and programmatic tools to measure and monitor population health are also on the horizon.

SS systems are increasingly being used to monitor population health during and after events like heat waves and mass gatherings to inform response and risk messaging to the public (Paterson and Durrheim 2013; Rosenkotter et al. 2014; Buehler et al. 2009).

In addition, it would involve police wildlife crime units and volunteers to monitor populations.

Over time this should prove to be a valuable way to monitor populations, since his time in Madagascar is not limited, as mine is.

The task force had called on USDA to monitor populations of native and wild bees, not just managed honey bees.

"There's rarely enough money to rigorously monitor populations … especially in developing nations, so you are often dealing with very sparse data".

We support special hospitals that save endangered turtles found in distress, and biologists carefully monitor populations like mother hens.