Sentence examples for reduction of wild from inspiring English sources

Successful restoration of the native habitats of this island will involve the reduction of wild oats and revegetation with native grasses such as stipa (Nassella pulchra).

This culture technology may play a key role in the realisation of a commercial culture of these highly priced crustacean species and therefore the reduction of wild specimen collection.

The Global Polio Eradication Initiative [GPEI] was launched in 1988 and resulted in a dramatic reduction of wild poliovirus transmissions.

The reduction of wild species is most apparent in those EU countries that have lost large areas of hedges, ditches, shrubs and trees through field and farm consolidation.

Second, there is the general decline in species richness in managed forests, pastures and field margins, and the reduction of wild genetic resources related to domesticated crops and livestock.

Third, there is the reduction of wild species, including micro-organisms, which help to sustain food and agricultural production, for example through soil nutrient recycling, pest control and pollination of flowering crops.

In SIR4 cells a1 transcript levels were even further reduced, with 12-fold instead of the 2.5-fold reduction of wild-type Gal4.

However, it is possible that reduction of wild-type Huntingtin protein in astrocytes, as well as neurons, could have different effects than observed in our study.

There are legitimate concerns that reduction of wild-type Huntingtin expression in the brain of patients with Huntington's disease, concomitant with reduction in the disease-causing mutant protein, may have negative as well as beneficial effects (Sah and Aronin, 2011).

Reduction of wild-type copy number of dSpt1 or dSpt2/lace subunits of dSpt in the presence of the dSpt1 C129W mutant induces a severe phenotype identical to a strong dSpt2 hypomorphic mutation with a very low sphingolipid content.

Whether therapies that reduce both wild-type and mutant Huntingtin will be beneficial or harmful to patients depends in part on whether partial reduction of wild-type Huntingtin can be tolerated long-term in the fully developed adult brain.