Sentence examples for of general species from inspiring English sources

Latitudinal diversity gradients for pathogen richness track those of general species diversity increasing from the poles to the equator (Rohde and Heap 1998; Rohde 1999; Guernier et al. 2004), with temperature a contributing factor generating this variation (Clarke and Gaston 2006).

The List of Sector General species provides a partial list of the species to be found in the hospital.

We used the method of Wakeley & Hey [34] as implemented in WH software to estimate the parameters of a general species isolation model with parameters θ1 = 4N1µ of species 1, θ2 = 4N2µ of species 2, θA = 4NAµ of the ancestral population, and τ = 2µt, the time of the divergence between the species in units of N1 generations.

After establishing that we are all members of the same general species, the Republicans should get right to work and cheerfully ask their guides how it is that a city controlled by compassionate Democrats for almost as long as Mexico was controlled by the P.R.I. runs a school system in which only about 55percentt of the high school students graduate on time.

In general, species of Amanita are best avoided for consumption because of the prevalence of toxic species in that genus.

In general, species of Cyathus have a worldwide distribution, but are only rarely found in the arctic and subarctic.

According to recent reports [7], the world annual consumption of general crustacean species and of prawn shell, are, respectively, above 6  ·106 and 6  ·104 ton.

Our data confirm the occurrence of general and species-specific indicators of cutaneous and systemic inflammation following exposure to L. salmonis.

We develop a new method to investigate the strength and significance of general patterns of species diversification across different taxonomic groups through time or between clades in a meta-analysis framework.

In the presence of Mg2+, species of general stoichiometry [Mg(H j L)](10 2– j )– with 1 ≤ j ≤ 4 were detected.

These two processes act in the context of general traits of a species and the current environmental conditions, and are shaped by specific characteristics of males and females in a certain population [ 1, 3].