Sentence examples for mortality for birds from inspiring English sources

RAFFI KHATCHADOURIAN: The estimated mortality for birds in the Exxon Valdez spill is a quarter of a million.

The serological status of the wood ducks upon arrival had minimal if any effect on the outcome of Mongolia/05 virus infection, as demonstrated by similar mortality rates for birds within each group (Table 1).

Although the levels of p,p′-DDT, p,p′-DDD, and p,p′-DDE detected in the present study were well below the levels (25  μg/g of DDT) reported to be responsible for mortality of birds [ 41], they were higher than the levels reported in blood and tissues samples of South African White-backed Vulture [ 40] and serum samples of Egyptian Vulture [ 42].

Supporters of continued collecting also point to the greater scientific utility and legacy of museum specimens compared to blood samples or photographs, and argue that collecting for research offers the only source of avian mortality with a positive outcome for birds in terms of the biological knowledge gained.

New paint easier for birds to see at night should also help cut mortality, says Mr Sowell in McCamey, who takes steps to prevent birds from nesting on his turbines.And Texas has even grander plans.

Our results show that low temperatures and high humidity hastened brood mortality for both control and cort-implanted birds, but as weather conditions worsened (e.g., between June 4 and June 7), the difference between treatment groups diminished.

We use the SEIR model to evaluate the sensitivity of parameter estimates on dynamics during AI outbreaks, compare LPAI and HPAI outbreak predictions to field observations, and consider the potential for bird mortality and disease spread depending on the age-composition of the population.

These epidemiological parameters quantified the infection probability for birds, their viral shedding capabilities, and their disease-related mortality probability.

Fleming didn't want to slow down and accept his mortality, he hated the idea of spending the rest of his life "going for long walks and looking for birds nests".

QUESTION FROM BRENTIN MOCK: In your article, you cited a bird mortality rate of 5600 for the BP disaster, when U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services quote a much higher number, and there is a multiplier effect for birds not recovered.

"I'm waiting for birds".