Sentence examples for species separately for from inspiring English sources

There is a tendency for management agencies to manage marine resources and plan management actions for individual species, separately for inshore and offshore areas, and for benthic and not pelagic habitats [58].

Since we observed regional variation in microsatellite and compound microsatellite densities in all chromosomes (Fig. 2) [see Additional file 5] we conducted this analysis in all eight species separately for each sliding window (size 5 Mbp).

To test this, we added saturating Ca2+/CaM and ATP to red-labeled and green-labeled forms of the holoenzyme and incubated these activated species separately for 15 min at 25°C.

We therefore estimated forage consumption by each species separately for winter and summer, using the relationships for low-protein, high-fiber grass hay diet for winter 4.5 7.44% crude protein and 65 70% cell wall) and high-protein, low-fiber legume hay diet for summer (17.4 22.2% crude protein and 31 56% cell wall) (Foose 1982).

This process was done for each species separately and for each of three specified age groups (6 7, 8 10, and 5 16).

The proportions of polymorphic SNPs were also estimated for each main species separately, and for all possible combinations of species, i.e. the number of SNPs that were polymorphic for the species simultaneously (Table 4 and Additional file 2).

The spans of the morphological species (separately considered for teleomorphs and anamorphs) are shown on the right inset in Figure 1.

Polymorphism was evaluated consolidating data for all samples together, irrespective of species, and also for each species separately but only for those species that had at least 16 samples (32 chromosomes) analyzed.

Conditioning-induced gene expression was determined by comparing expression levels of conditioned wasps to the naïve wasps for both species separately, to control for naïve differences in gene expression between the two species.

As mentioned, conditioning-induced differential expression was analysed in comparison to naïve expression levels for both Nasonia species separately, to control for innate differences in gene expression among the species.

Analyses were performed for all species and separately for species of the Anatidae family (ducks, swans, geese) and waders (shorebirds of the families Scolopacidae and Charadriida e), which are essentially associated with wetlands or coastlines.