Sentence examples for species managed from inspiring English sources

Apparently, these two physically distinctive hominin species managed to conduct a long coexistence in the limited confines of the Levant for upward of 50 millennia.

No one yet knows how well panda mothers do in the wild, though before China's exploding human population seriously disrupted the pandas' bamboo jungles, the species managed to survive well enough for millions of years.

Considering that wealth rank and year are significant predictors of milk yields for subsets of livestock species managed by each household, we ran a regression analysis to determine if total milk available per capita was  significantly different among households by year or wealth class, controlling for family size.

Seriously, for millennia our species managed to survive without magazine articles and self-help books promising that you can fix up your own life -- or your children's lives -- without following a step-by-step repair manual.

Many tricks are used by cells to code signaling and make it unambiguous, e.g. simultaneous activation of several pathways or molecules, the time and/or location where the pathway is activated.uring evolution, each species managed to create its own unique complex signaling code.

This would be for instance possible if an ancestor of one but not the other species managed to cross this valley.

The technology used to fish still seems so crude, too, when trawlers can, in the process of searching for just one species, manage to haul in dozens of unwanted species.

Furthermore, ecosystems may shrink dramatically in area and lose many of their functions, even if their constituent species manage to survive.

Senators largely glossed over the major missions of the Interior Department, including supervising oil drilling on public lands and waters, protecting endangered species, managing millions of acres of public lands, coping with climate change and coordinating federal relations with hundreds of American Indian tribes.

Yet inexplicably, some species manage to recover.

To learn more about how this species manages the actual migration, Bishop's team implanted tubes containing instruments for measuring body temperature, pressure, acceleration, and heart activity into seven geese.