Sentence examples for propagation aimed at from inspiring English sources

Artificial propagation aimed at aiding the recovery of endangered or threatened species is a controversial topic in ecology.

Presently, there is no single 'right' answer for artificial propagation aimed at conservation of the Wenatchee population.

In this paper we describe 2DRMP, a suite of two-dimensional R-matrix propagation programs aimed at creating virtual experiments on high performance and grid architectures to enable the study of electron scattering from H-like atoms and ions at intermediate energies.

This needs to be considered with respect to any propagation program aimed at conserving the evolutionary range of the species.

AIMA creates numerous national and international platforms to discuss various management and leadership issues aimed at propagation of best practices through numerous foreign collaborations with professional bodies and institutions.

Therefore, in order to improve the plant material and relieve pressure on wild populations, a study aimed at optimising propagation and adventitious rooting techniques of honeybush stem cuttings was conducted.

Tissue culture techniques aimed at rapid propagation of switchgrass and genetic transformation protocols have been developed.

Initially coined as PnCs, recent work aimed at manipulating acoustic propagation with structures having key components on the sub-wavelength scale has led to the development of acoustic metamaterials.

Given the different nature of scattering in tissues and in scattering phantom suspensions, it is not surprising that previous studies specifically aimed at comparing polarized light propagation in tissues and in matched tissue phantoms have reported differences.

The proposed approach is enticing from an engineering perspective aimed at predicting the onset and propagation of dynamic shear localization in actual structures.

"The captive-breeding or artificial propagation program must be part of a program aimed at the recovery of the species in the wild and be undertaken with the support of a country within the species' native range".