Sentence examples for species operating from inspiring English sources

Our aim in this paper is to propose an original theoretical framework for positive intraspecific interactions among riparian Salicaceae species operating from establishment to sexual maturity.

Examples include Dutch Elm disease, caused by the Ophiostoma ulmi fungus that is carried by the bark beetle – with both species operating more effectively under warmer conditions – and ash dieback, caused by the Chalara fraxinea fungus.

The nitrone/free radical initiator pair dictates the structure of the nitroxide and the alkoxyamine formed in situ, which determines the position of the equilibrium between the active and the dormant species operating in the nitroxide-mediated polymerization.

The strength of small group species operating on principles of empathy defined a three million year evolutionary journey, as we transformed our nomadic existence into complex civilizations.

Thus, compared to the average trematode species operating stolen host bodies, uninfected snails may allocate absolutely less to both direct reproductive output and to growth.

The trematode parasitic castrator species (operating stolen host bodies) that were more likely to be killed by dominant species allocated less to growth and relatively more to current reproduction than did species with greater life expectancies.

They found that around 70 percent of the species operate with only a narrow margin of safety when it comes to their water supply.

In all steps where allylic radicals were involved, the activation energy values were found to be higher in comparison to those steps in which less-stabilized species operate.

Despite reports from anatomists that the two species' brains seemed to differ only in size -- the human brain has more than three times the volume -- the gene chip has brought to light numerous differences in how the brain cells of the species operate at the genetic level.

Slated for the ax are the Center for Materials Research and Education, which seeks to improve preservation and curation techniques for museum artifacts, and the Conservation and Research Center (CRC), a 1290-hectare rural breeding and study facility for threatened or endangered species, operated by the zoo.

In the second chapter of the Origin of Species Darwin hypothesized that the "manufactory" of species operates at different rates in different lineages, and that taxonomic richness is therefore autocorrelated between ancestral and descendent branches within the evolutionary tree [1].