Sentence examples for monitoring their population from inspiring English sources

He said the Department of Environmental Protection started tagging bears for identification in 2003 and has been monitoring their population since 2004.

It is now believed that many species of bacteria coordinate their group behavior through monitoring their population density via the production and detection of small signaling compounds in a process called quorum sensing (QS) [1], [2], [3], [4].

Volunteers survey the lizards each year to monitor their population and distribution.

He hopes Cuba's mollusc surveillance programme will help monitor their population, and remove individual snails by hand.

Quorum sensing (QS) is a cell cell signaling mechanism that allows bacteria to monitor their population size and alter their behavior at high cell densities.

Therefore, this study could provide a good alternative to investigate the clostridial diversity and monitor their population dynamics rapidly and efficiently in various anaerobic environments and dark fermentation systems in future.

It is helpful for low and middle income as well as rich countries to monitor their population psychiatric morbidity, because of the powerful impact of poor mental health on human, social and economic capital [ 1].

The USFWS will monitor their populations for the next five years.

The photograph is prized by conservationists who are collecting pictures of jaguars and four other big cats in an effort to monitor their populations and assess the health of the natural systems that support them in and around the biodiversity-rich Osa Peninsula.

"With rare species like the desert pocket mouse, I have to monitor their populations on site and make sure, since it's such a small preserve, to protect and help maintain the population," he explains.

Nia Stephens, WTSSW's water vole officer, said: "To try to save this much loved species it is important to survey them, to monitor their populations and to work out what needs to be done to improve their chances of survival such as habitat management.