Sentence examples for practices species from inspiring English sources

Studying the reliability and relative validity of fish consumption data obtained in an exposure assessment study among sport fishers in the Montreal area, Shatenstein et al. (1999) conclude that the FFQ provides a reliable and relatively accurate indication of sport-fisher fishing practices, species selection, and sport-fish consumption habits.

In practice, species or populations differ in population structure due to aspects like unequal sex ratio and/or limited number of progeny per female, etc. Conservationists have to consider these constraints.

This study attempts to support conservation management planning by clarifying the effects of different grassland management practices on species richness and species composition of vascular plants, butterflies, moths, orthopterans and ground beetles, also taking into account the effects of climate and the landscape context.

Throw in the effects of industrial pollution, merciless hunting and commercial fishing practices, invasive species showing up everywhere, and the unyielding demands of human development, and we are "the first species in the history of life to become a geophysical force".

He told me he knew the crowd would not be big, but his organization practices retail species elimination — he says he wants a trap in every backyard from Carlisle to Newcastle — and every pair of hands counts.

We also found that responses to agricultural practices were species specific, so no generalizations about these practices should be done.

Overall, these primers exhibited high sensitivity regardless of the differences in laboratory practices, parasite species, and parasitemias.

We provide the first evidence that the combination of forestry practices and species conservation strategies may act at a smaller scale than those traditionally adopted: the single-tree scale.

In order to successfully conserve biodiversity in tropical agricultural landscapes, our findings show that it is essential to conserve intact forest within those landscapes and to understand the effect of local agricultural practices on species.

The improved APSIM model was tested against diverse, replicated experimental datasets for rice-based cropping systems, representing a spectrum of geographical locations (Australia, Indonesia and Philippines), soil types, management practices, crop species, varieties and sequences.

MPA managers are faced with high levels of uncertainty about likely outcomes of management actions because climate change impacts have strong interactions with existing stressors, such as land-based sources of pollution, overfishing and destructive fishing practices, invasive species, and diseases.