Sentence examples for species design from inspiring English sources

Disease is failure to function according to a species design, in which functional efficiency is either degraded below the typical level or limited by environmental agents (1977, 550, 555, 567; 1997, 32).

Available strategies include techniques to prioritize vulnerable species, design marine protected areas, conduct ecosystem-based management, adjust fisheries regulations, and, in some cases, move species to new locations.

By their very nature they are vigorous, sprawling species designed to clamber over wide expanses, so why not use them on a horizontal plane?

Larvae and toadlets were insignificantly larger in single-species groups, weighed more and had a higher body condition index than in mixed species designs.

Marjorie Kelly terms them "emergent new organizational species" designed like living systems to deliver human and ecological benefits as well as profits.

The resulting index is applied to the interpretation of data from crossing experiments in Alnus species designed to detect incompatibility relations.

Multi-species design of the atomic system allows assignment of different constituent densities in relation to the electric or magnetic matrix elements, generating left-handed electrodynamics in some detuning regions of the probe field.

However, costs of single-species design and microarray fabrication are prohibitive.

Using this cross-species design it seems possible to analyse several other genomes of the Bovidae family in order to obtain comparative CNV maps in other species close to the cattle and provide additional evidence on the co-occurrence of CNVs in particular chromosome regions.

These results suggest that significantly increased in growth rates could be achieved with mixed-species designs.

Conventional analysis did not offer convincing support for mixed-species designs.