Sentence examples for populations monitored from inspiring English sources
We show that such measurements are more sensitive to vibrational coherence than the electronic populations monitored in pump probe experiments.
The potentially wide time course over which apoptotic events may be triggered (upto 48 h) provides few opportunities to correlate biochemical assays with cellular events in heterogenously responding populations monitored here.
In 2012, no evidence of abortions or malformations was reported in red deer or other native wildlife ruminant species within the populations monitored by wildlife biologists or zoo veterinarians in France (S. Rossi, A. Decors, A. Lécu, pers. comm).
– Responding to the humanitarian crisis caused by the worst floods in over 100 years and in accordance with its core commitments for children, UNICEF Bosnia and Herzegovina provided immediate emergency response to affected populations, monitored children's needs and providing assistance for early recovery.
In addition, the patterns in UFR presented here may also influence the interpretation of urinary concentrations observed in populations monitored for occupational exposures in relationship to Biological Exposure Indices (American Conference of Governmental and Industrial Hygienists 2014) or other occupational biomonitoring guidelines.
Despite the publication of a number of recommendations regarding physical health screening in this population, monitoring rates are poor, and physical health worsened during the follow-up period.
Microbial populations were monitored by both microscopic and by three methods of molecular analyses.
Bacterial and spore populations were monitored by plate count and fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH).
c Xoo populations were monitored over 12 days in XB21RNAi/Kit (9B, 12A-2, and 14A-2) and Kitaake wild type plants.
Native protozoan populations were monitored in wastewater supplemented with or without EcO157 strain MM123 as alternate prey.
The transplanted microbial populations were monitored for up to 35 d.
