Sentence examples for such as introduced from inspiring English sources

Experts said that, unlike other examples of primates ingesting alcohol, such as introduced green monkeys targeting tourist cocktails in the Caribbean, the chimpanzees' attraction to fermented palm sap at Bossou was not a result of provisioning by local people.

Effective programs include those that remove invasive species, such as introduced predators from small islands, thereby saving native birds, and whaling bans.

Therefore, we should take some measures such as introduced in [25] to control the occurrence of the Hopf bifurcation and we leave this for future work.

Whilst the specific threats vary among species, problems such as introduced predators, loss of suitable nesting habitat and inter- and intra-specific competition for nest sites are common to many situations.

Other browsing animals, such as introduced deer, competed with the kakapo for food, and caused the extinction of some of its preferred plant species.

The fact that we have correlations up to 0.96 between our experiments demonstrates that random noise such as introduced by PCR sampling artefacts cannot be a big issue.

That might include measures such as introducing or extending minimum wages.

The FLA said Foxconn had made significant improvements such as introducing more breaks and better maintenance of safety equipment.

Centres have made changes such as introducing female quotas for trainees (as high as 80%), recruiting more female tutors, and promoting more women to leadership positions.

"However, local authorities can also do a lot more such as introducing water fluoridation in their areas and supporting sugar reduction in schools".

There are also late-in-the-game formal inconsistencies, such as introducing kids directly addressing the camera, pleading to "keep our baby siblings safe".