Sentence examples for occurrence of animals from inspiring English sources

Metapopulation theory predicts the occurrence of animals in habitat patches.

RSFs describe the relative probability of occurrence of animals as a function of behavioral responses to features of the environment.

Exposure to high levels of melamine has long been known to cause kidney damage in animals through controlled studies (Wu and Zhang 2013; Hau et al. 2009) and the occurrence of animal deaths from melamine-contaminated foods points out the hazards from consumption of consumer products.

The pharmaceutical use of phospholipids isolated from animal sources may sometimes be complicated by the occasional occurrence of animal diseases.

The occurrence of animal trypanosomiasis coincides with the distribution of tsetse fly vectors which includes the regions between latitudes 14°N and 29°S [ 4].

Please also see the response to Comment 2. 2) The dating of the occurrence of animal multicellularity I would be careful about the dating; the fact that we cannot witness older multicellular fossil than the one found in the Ediacaran fauna does not mean that they did not exist.

The epidemiology of this disease in greater kudu is consistent with either a particularly high susceptibility to infection, the occurrence of direct animal-to-animal transmission of the disease, or with a combination of these factors (2, 14, 15 ).

We have previously indicated that the epidemiology of BSE in the small kudu herd at London Zoo was consistent with either a particularly high susceptibility to infection, the occurrence of direct animal-to-animal transmission of the disease, or with a combination of these factors (2, 14, 15 ).

Polar bears that consumed animals (either land- or marine-based; 45.8% of scats) did not appear to specialize on that particular resource because we also observed a high co-occurrence of animal and vegetation (34.3%) and multiple animal taxa (9.3%) in the same scat (Table  1).

Data (2003 2010) on changes in median herd size and milk production levels, occurrence of viremic animals and bulk milk surveillance were analysed.

Areas of diffuse venting within Kemp Caldera would be favourable habitats for Sclerolinum, however the occurrence of these animals within such a highly acidic environment, within a substrate composed largely of sulphur has not previously been observed.