Sentence examples for populations of bugs from inspiring English sources

Much work in recent years has gone into addressing the effects that street lights can have on local, transient populations of bugs - particularly those that can fly and have significant ranges of exploration.

Although amphibians are incompetent T. cruzi hosts, frogs contribute to the epidemiology because as a blood source, they help maintain large populations of bugs near human dwellings.

Avoid warm, humid climates that have high populations of bugs such as fleas or mosquitoes.

THE population of bugs in a Petri dish typically increases in an S-shaped curve.

The Gulf of Mexico was the beneficiary of an in situ population of bugs due to natural gas and oil seeps.

Until now, the Linux operating system was the best-known success among the hundreds of open-source projects that challenge Microsoft with technically strong, free software that improves as the population of bug-reporting and bug-fixing users grows.

Some populations of soapberry bugs in Florida, for example, have shifted from feeding on a native plant, the balloon vine, to the goldenrain tree, introduced from Asia by landscapers in the 1950s.

The gut microbiota changes, boosting the populations of gut bugs that produce more DCA.

Glenn Anderson thinks pesticides create a vicious circle by killing off the habitat that supports predator insects, which can reduce the populations of harmful bugs without using chemicals.

Equally troubling is the recent appearance of new populations of bed bugs in areas of T. cruzi endemicity in Latin America.

Employing the net as a monitoring tool reduces the time needed to maintain traps, potentially reducing the amount of insecticide applied to crops as populations of stink bug are arrested on the trap and killed along the perimeter of the orchard as they fly to fruit trees from the forest edge.