Sentence examples for species points from inspiring English sources

"There are strict international guidelines covering the reintroduction of species," points out an SNH spokesman.

The question of nominalism regarding species points toward a final aspect of Darwin's theory with which many of those otherwise sympathetic to him disagreed, his gradualism.

Even though the reduction in fish populations lags nearly 20 years behind the coral loss, the consistency in fish declines across a wide range of species points to the loss of coral as the cause, they say.

The origin of the gene cassette within an environmental Vibrio species points to its potential as a mobile element facilitating the spread of drug resistance and the emergence of novel phenotypes.

In conclusion, evidence from a number of species points to the intracellular cytoskeleton as the initiator of LR asymmetry.

The presence of deeply conserved and species-specific miRNAs, in various plant species, points towards a continuous, rapid and uneven evolutionary process of miRNA genes [ 4, 7].

The wings are medium to long and are rounded in most species, pointed in a few, especially the nighthawks.

The tail varies from short to very long and may be forked, square, or graduated; the outer or central tail feathers are, in some species, pointed or spatulate at the tip.

Among the considered species, M. communis has the higher acclimation to high temperatures compared to the other species pointed out by the lower Q10 value (1.44 ± 0.02) and by more stable RD rates during the year.

Facilitation occurred along the salinity gradient in situations that correspond to low, medium or high stress for the beneficiary species, pointing that exceptions to the stress gradient hypothesis may occur in systems including multiple stress gradients.

He argues that serially homologous limbs are homologous across vertebrate species, pointing, for instance, to the similarities between human feet and toes and a horse's feet and toes.