Sentence examples for population of field from inspiring English sources

To address this, we capitalized on a novel trait, flatwing, that arose and proliferated at the start of the 21st century in a population of field crickets (Teleogryllus oceanicus) on the Hawaiian island of Kauai [3].

We examined the dynamics of 4 behavioral traits (tendency to leave a refuge, shyness, activity, and exploration) in a wild population of field crickets (Gryllus campestris).

A very recent paper looking at wild population of field crickets reported the very unexpected observation that only one in ten of sexually active adults actually yielded offspring the following year, and this was true for both males and females [ 135].

28 However, these initiatives tend to be adjuncts rather than replacements for current systems, and they are usually generic rather than tailored for purpose so do not include a standard data entry format with automatic population of fields and drop-down menus, and they do not automatically grade the urgency of communications.

These genotypes were also potential parents for the genetic mapping populations of field pea and faba bean, to be used to dissect various traits of interest.

In the plant pathogen Botrytis cinerea, three natural populations of field isolates from vineyards in France and Germany exhibiting different mechanisms of fungicide resistance were identified (Kretschmer et al. 2009).

The population of the field study was a representative sample of Dutch patients visiting a physical therapist with respect to gender, direct access vs. referred patients, and acute vs. chronic patients (see Table  2).

At the time of the study, the total population of the field research area was 50,156 individuals from 10,859 households.

Despite an estimated population of 75 million field voles in the UK these animals lead a precarious and all too brief life.

Since 1991, she's studied a population of black field crickets on the island of Kauai, a third of which harbor the parasitic flies.

To address this issue, a team of European scientists monitored a population of flightless field crickets (Gryllus campestris) at the bottom of a river valley in northern Spain from the spring of 2006 through to the autumn of 2007.