Sentence examples for recent colony from inspiring English sources

Subtracting the number of high-disturbance AOSs from the most recent colony estimate of 11781 AOSs (Bolton et al., 2010) provided us with an estimated number of AOSs subject to low visitor disturbance.

Distinct from the "laboratory colonies" commonly used in mosquito genetic studies, however, some of which are decades old, with unknown histories of contamination and admixture, here we initiate multiple defined independent recent colonies from a local population that segregate stable inventories of alleles and consistent ancestral haplotype blocks per colony.

In recent years, colony stimulating factor 1 receptor gene (CSF1R) has been identified as the primary genetic cause of HDLS.

This pollinator crisis has been epitomised by the recent honeybee colony collapse disorder [ 25], but the bumblebee has also suffered population declines in many areas over a number of decades [ 29- 31].

In recent winters, colony mortality in Europe has averaged ∼20% (ranging from 1.8 to 53% among countries), with starvation and parasites believed to be the main contributors ("Proceedings of the 4th COLOSS Conference, Zagreb, Croatia, 3-4 Mavailable", atailable at http://www.coloss.org/publications).org/publications

The relatively late occurrence of the initial outbreak in November of 1918, as well as the second wave in early 1920, perhaps signifies the relative lack of international travel due to its status at that time as a fairly recent Japanese colony (since 1895), in contrast to nearby regions such as Singapore which is geographically similar but more globally connected [ 10].

At the heart of the crisis is the recent phenomenon called "colony collapse disorder".

That could come in handy because bees have been plagued in recent years by colony collapse disorder, a mysterious malady that has wiped out as much as 50 percent of the country's commercial beehives in the last year alone.

We computed new parentage assignments across all sampling years to use the most recent version of COLONY (2.0.1.4, at the time of computation) and to use the same spatial sampling unit in all calculations.

Recent estimates from colonies in Rio Grande do Sul reported a total of 1,508 Roseate Spoonbills [ 27], while colonies occurring in the Pantanal wetlands were estimated at 2,163 birds [ 21].

In recent decades, ex-colonies New Zealand and Australia have moved beyond FPTP.