Sentence examples for monitoring of organisms from inspiring English sources

Surveys and continued monitoring of organisms will be needed, particularly in highly diverse areas.

We have previously referred to the potential of such molecular markers in the context of monitoring contamination of organisms [36].

Additionally, the inherent fluorescence of the core alumina particles provided a unique platform for localization and monitoring of living organisms, allowing simultaneous cell monitoring and intra-cellular sensing.

The instrument was built at the Institute of Oceanography, University of Gdansk, Poland for metabolic investigations and locomotor monitoring of aquatic organisms under different environmental conditions (e.g., salinity, temperature, oxygen tension, and pollutants) as well as physiological ones (age, sex, pregnancy, and adaptation to changing external parameters).

(2) The Council endorsed the proposal made by Naoyuki Takahata and Marta Wayne to the Japanese government, that monitoring of biological organisms should be included as part of a scientific response to the Fukushima accident.

In particular, the monitoring of macro organisms [ 94, 95] can be benefited from improvements on both reference-free and reference-based methods because the currently used generic markers for their identification are often unable to provide high taxonomic resolution [ 96 98].

This is the only documented case of MDR Y. pestis, although resistance monitoring of this organism is not conducted systematically [4].

Historically, impedance sensing and its different components have been used as an electronic analog of the Petri dish to monitor the proliferation of organisms [8].

Butterflies (Lepidoptera) have been suggested for environmental monitoring of genetically modified organisms (GMO) due to their suitability as ecological indicators, and because of the possible adverse impact of the cultivation of current transgenic crops.

Successful production of faba bean crops in the presence of a wide range of disease-causing fungi, parasitic weeds, nematodes, insects, mites and other pests depends on the integration of genetic resistance, hygienic management, monitoring of the target organisms and timely application of appropriate chemical and biological treatments.

This review focuses on the use of microbial systems for phosphorus accumulation and recovery, by considering the actual range of analytical techniques available for the monitoring of phosphorus accumulating organisms, as well as the actual biochemical and metabolic engineering toolbox available for the optimization of bioprocesses.