Sentence examples for sample biodiversity from inspiring English sources

An open question is how to efficiently and accurately sample biodiversity in production forests.

In most cases, we sequenced all the clones that were generated in the different drillcore libraries and, in the case of drilling fluid and laboratory controls, we sequenced clones until a plateau indicating complete coverage of sample biodiversity was reached or nearly so (Figure 2).

Hotspot analysis of natural product biosynthetic diversity to identify samples with a high total proportion of reads corresponding to a natural product family of interest (A and D ), the maximum unique OTUs corresponding to a natural product family of interest (B and D ), or the estimated sample biodiversity (C and D ).

Given this, in addition to sampling biodiversity in various types of management systems and landscapes, we need to consider landscape-level dynamics because biodiversity is ultimately determined by dynamic processes such as extinction and immigration.

Because of the ease of sampling certain organisms, and the necessity for experts to taxonomically identify sampled organisms, biodiversity assessment typically focuses on a subset of organismal diversity or indicator species.

Looking at how flight paths can be predicted using current data, how the equipment can be broadened to record more data when surveying and sampling aerial biodiversity, and how radio communications can be developed to further aide with tracking and retrieval.

We present a protocol for the amplicon pyrosequencing of V9 regions for eukaryotic environmental samples for biodiversity inventories and species richness estimation.

This potentially indicates the presence of a 'Lagerstätten effect', corresponding to a better sampling of biodiversity in one time bin relative to another (see below).

Often it is the only feasible method to handle the huge amount of insect specimens typically sampled in biodiversity studies, where a 'true' taxonomic identification, which mostly would involve dissection and the time-intensive use of identification keys, would be impossible (e.g. [35] [37]).

Sub-samples for biodiversity studies were stored at −80 °C.

Wilson describes one method of changing that: To sample the current biodiversity on Mount Gorongosa, Greg Carr [a philanthropist] and I decided to hold a "bioblitz" there and to engage the community living on its lower slopes.