Sentence examples for problem of pest from inspiring English sources

"A group of Welsh and other MPs have looked at a particular problem of pest control in upland areas of Wales and other parts of the country.

In pest control, taking the lag of parasitic eggs, the lag effect of pesticide poisoning and the age of releasing natural enemies as control variables, combined with the crop fertility cycle, researches on the optimization problem of pest control models at seedling stage, the bud stage, and filling stage of crops fill in a gap.

In pest control, taking the lag of parasitic eggs, the lag effect of pesticide poisoning, and the age of releasing natural enemies as control variables, combined with the crop fertility cycle, researches on the optimization problem of pest control models at seedling stage, bud stage, and filling stage of crops fill in a gap.

Biotechnology offers sustainable solutions to the problem of pests, pathogens, and plant parasitic nematodes in the form of other insecticidal protein genes.

Ultimately only the biologist will provide the answers to the basic problems of pest control".

Now, an experimental effort to save the trees has pitched Mianus River Gorge into the center of a debate on the problem of exotic pest control.

Apreutesei et al. [1] and Srinivasu et al. [2] investigated the optimal parameter selection problem of the pest control models.

GM crops cannot provide a miraculous and permanent solution to the problem of agricultural pests, any more than antibiotics provide a miraculous and permanent solution to the problem of human infections.

Fundamental studies of the toxicology of target organisms and nontarget organisms exposed to agricultural chemicals are needed to discover and develop better solutions to the problems of agricultural pest control, including better formulations, optimal application rates and public education in safety and alternative agricultural practices.

At the University of Victoria in British Columbia, engineering students charged with the problem of deterring garden pests came up with the Garden Gnome Drone, a small but noisy machine that rises off its landing pad when infrared sensors detect an intruder, then flies a quick pattern around the garden before settling back down in its place.

Andrew Gray, accommodation director at G4S said: "This property was inspected before the individual moved in and there was absolutely no damp problem and certainly no sign of pest infestation then".