Sentence examples for status of introduced from inspiring English sources

The EFAI integrates seven metrics: species richness, percentage of marine migrants, number of species and abundance of estuarine resident species, number of species and abundance of piscivorous species, status of diadromous species, status of introduced species and status of disturbance sensitive species.

Annotations about the status of introduced species are available in AFD, but these records are incomplete.

The current status of introducing the seven diagnostic tools in NTPs is shown in Table 1.

This allowed us to assess the status of the introduced (and parental) chromosomes 11 and to validate these hybrids as model system for further functional assays.

Based on previous work [ 11] and a new postcode-based indicator of socio-economic status (SES) introduced by Statistics Netherlands [ 12] we were able to investigate survival according to SES for a sufficient period of time after introduction.

The Kingdom of Dalmatia remained under de facto Austrian control, while Rijeka retained the status of Corpus separatum introduced in 1779.

The Kingdom of Dalmatia remained under de facto Austrian control, while Rijeka retained its status of Corpus separatum introduced in 1779.

However, the question remains as to the status of specimens when introduced – i.e. as either domestic or wild forms.

All other rule of law measures were associated with all the health outcomes in bivariate analysis, but not all of these associations were robust when possible confounders (GDP per capita, health expenditure, freedom, Gini coefficient and status of women) were introduced (table 4).

Over the last 30 years in England, successive governments have attempted to redress the balance and gain parity of status by introducing a variety of vocational qualifications (Wolf [2011]).

By making a traditional, solid, high-art form dependent for its existence on a modern medium that still had only the shakiest cultural status, he introduced a new politics of art.