Sentence examples for small remnants from inspiring English sources

Fauna trapping highlighted the desirability of retaining, and preferably restoring, small remnants in plantations.

Inside, the bus is littered with small remnants of Trump's travels around Iowa: decks of cards and campaign bumper stickers and buttons.

Scientists discovered that when a cell produces an RNA transcript, it cuts out huge chunks and saves only a few small remnants.

In contrast, the predicted probability of Eucalyptus regeneration was lowest (0.12) in small remnants on private land where grazing was heavy.

While large patches are needed by many species to maintain viable populations, it is important to recognise the complementary value of small remnants.

Peat bogs are now only small remnants, but, nevertheless, they have a high conservation value as they still harbour a distinct species assemblage and specialised species.

This small remnant has managed to survive in the Dhofar Mountains.

"Here we have found a small remnant that has escaped reprocessing," he said.

wild in Italy and threatening to drive the small remnant of wolves there into extinction.

The extant genus Equisetum is a small remnant of a once diverse and dominant plant group.

Moreover, they exhibited a small remnant polarization (Pr) and a small coercive electric field (Ec).