Sentence examples for populations of certain from inspiring English sources
Traps baited with sex-attractant chemicals, or pheromones, are a promising method to reduce breeding populations of certain insects.
The disease exists naturally in populations of certain South American rabbits of the genus Sylvilagus and has been introduced into western Europe and Australia as a means of rabbit population control.
In particular, wildlife-vehicle collisions (WVC) may be a considerable threat for populations of certain wildlife species.
The theoretical assumption may be violated in the populations of certain species, genetic structure or demographic history may not be totally excluded.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture USDAA) lacks a plan for monitoring populations of certain non honey bee species, a new Government Accountability Office GAOO) audit argues.
For example, Kidd et al. [7] demonstrated declines in populations of certain fish species after exposure to environmentally relevant concentrations of the synthetic estrogen ethinylestradiol in whole lake experiments.
The ecology of the oceans is all about who eats what, and small changes in the population of certain creatures near the bottom of the web could have large effects on larger ones that eat them.
The complexity of this problem is determined by the presence of an extensive population of certain dynamical conditions, requirements and restrictions that essentially hampers the using of synthesis methods in framework of classical control theory.
For tree species, two aspects were considered: one, classification of populations for biomass modeling should be compatible with that for volume modeling; two, assurance that the amount of stand area and volume stock for each separate modeling population of certain tree species (or group) is sufficient.
They keep the population of certain benthic (sea floor) herbivores, particularly sea urchins, in check.
A 2013 report by Amnesty International on labor reeducation camps found that, Falun Gong practitioners "constituted on average from one third to in some cases 100 per cent of the total population" of certain camps.
