Sentence examples for previous species from inspiring English sources

They'd really rather be humans, and rather than sup on their own previous species, they turn to cows, though not for the milk.

Results indicate that BmAChE has low sensitivity (IC50 = 200 μM) toward tacrine, a monovalent catalytic site inhibitor with sub micromolar blocking potency in all previous species tested.

These results show that tree species selection has the potential to impact C sequestration rates but effects vary by ecosystem component and could not be predicted from previous species effects studies.

The Triassic period took place immediately after one of the first mass extinctions on Earth, between 251 million and 199 million years ago, and phytosaurs evolved alongside other species that emerged after roughly 95percentt of the previous species had perished.

The global stability of the other species when the previous species is eventually in extinction both for systems (1.4) and (1.1) is then studied in Section 3.

The previous species names irideus and gairdneri were adopted as subspecies names for the coastal rainbow and Columbia River redband trout, respectively.

It is also not clear whether the strong effects of plant species richness on multifunctionality observed in previous, species-poor forests6,8,9,10 are transferable to species-rich forests.

A study of skull elements from the Cleveland-Lloyd site found wide variation between individuals, calling into question previous species-level distinctions based such features as the shape of the lacrimal horns, and the proposed differentiation of "A.

Kenneth Carpenter, using skull elements from the Cleveland Lloyd site, found wide variation between individuals, calling into question previous species-level distinctions based such features as the shape of the horns, and the proposed differentiation of "A.

Peter Brannen's The Ends of the World is a witty review of Earth's previous global species extinctions.

The researchers also identified two groups of genes that are capable of affecting virulence and whose expression patterns are indicative of the previous host species they inhabited.