Sentence examples for monitor the dispersal from inspiring English sources

Officer Brightman and a partner had been on foot in Harlem on Sunday, following orders from a supervisor in the Manhattan North Task Force to monitor the dispersal of a large crowd of early-morning revelers several blocks away, when the first shots went off.

Thus, once starvation has been defined in these liquid cultures, by simple determination of the limiting growth substrate, the stabilization of OD after starvation can be used to monitor the dispersal phase in planktonic cultures of P. aeruginosa (see below).

The booms and nozzles on crop dusting aircraft help to deliver the chemicals efficiently; some aircraft are equipped with variable-rate nozzles and onboard computers to monitor the dispersal of chemicals and minimize spray drift.

We simulate the dynamics of ecological networks by monitoring the residual dispersal capacity and the number of connected components from three perspectives: random attacks, deterministic attacks according to decreasing betweenness centrality and influence of master plans.

The incubation times at which the biomass was quantified were selected based on preliminary experiments in order to monitor the dynamics of biofilm growth and dispersal.

However, modelling, site selection and the extrapolation of modelling results are operating on incomplete empirical knowledge and database, which can only be improved by way of statistically founded monitoring of the dispersal and ecological impacts effect of genetically engineered plants (GEP) in the environment.

We monitored the long-term (steady-state) effects of dispersal strategies on the population mean fitness and the fraction of deleterious alleles in a heterozygous state.

Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) and Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) methods are necessary to identify the mycelia or spores of O. sinensis from its habitat and to monitor its dispersal, colonization and infectivity.

Molecular genetic studies of Mycobacterium tuberculosis strains using various genotyping technologies offer an approach to monitor strain dispersal and evolutionary adaptations, important to stem bacterial and disease spread.

Following parasitoid releases in new locations, methods currently used to document presence and establishment and to monitor dispersal of parasitoids in the field were simultaneously evaluated, including destructive sampling of entire trees and deployment of egg sentinel logs (ESLs), egg sentinel cups (ESCs), larval sentinel logs (LSLs), and yellow pan traps (YPTs).

A recent study monitored the emergence patterns of overwintering H. halys in the field and found that the peak dispersal occurs in late May to early June in the mid-Atlantic regions (J. C. Bergh & T. C. Leskey, unpublished data).