Sentence examples for privileged species from inspiring English sources

Under communism, scientists were a privileged species - even in the prison camps, as Solzhenitsyn's First Circle reminds us.

Although he firmly opposes foxhunting and lovingly tends a famous collection of newts, Mr Livingstone's feeling for less privileged species than his own does not extend to the pigeons in Trafalgar Square.The mayor argues that the pigeons constitute a health risk, and that the square would be more fun without them.

This location has the potential to reflect and reinforce ideas of teleology and progression (Matuk [2007]; Sandvik [2009]), with humans being viewed as the privileged species (Evans [2001]).

Philosophers question whether the multiple divisions used by biologists reflect an ontological pluralism in the world or, alternatively, whether there is a privileged conception of species that captures ontological reality.

To the best of our knowledge, these synergistic functional relationships have not previously been reported in the literature and will form the basis of our future investigations into how widespread/conserved these relationships occur across different physiological/pathological settings, body compartments (particularly in relation to immune privileged sites) and species.

Well-known mechanisms of promiscuity include reactive species and privileged substructures.

Invasive species are privileged models to analyse the evolution and adaptation of life history traits in new environments [ 1, 2] While an increasing number of studies have documented adaptation during invasion in terrestrial species [ 3, 4], few studies have been conducted in marine species to date [ 5– 7].

Similarly, S. maltophilia was the only bacterial species detected in a privileged anatomic site (bone marrow) in case XOR63.

Following Griffin's lead [ 1], one entire branch of this field focuses on studying the communication systems of other species, believing as he did that these offer a privileged window into the workings of their minds.

First, bacterial species that are prone to generate uraemic toxins by fermentation are privileged in uraemia (Table  2) and outnumber protective species such as lactobacilli [ 20, 21].

Inversions have long been regarded as privileged systems to study major evolutionary processes, potentially playing a significant role in species divergence.