Sentence examples for trapped a total of from inspiring English sources

During May 2009 we trapped a total of twelve migrating European bee-eaters at Grofit and transported them to the Jacob Blaustein Institutes for Desert Research at Midreshet Ben-Gurion (30°52'N, 34°47'E).

Volatiles were trapped for a total of 22 h and filters were exchanged after 12 h, resulting in two samples from each plant for the periods from 9 am to 9 pm (day) and 9 pm to 7 am (stopped before daylight shone on plants, night).

Mosquitoes were collected weekly at each of these sites for 15 weeks using both CO2-baited light traps and gravid traps, for a total of 90 trap-nights with each trap type.

We have therefore included these unverified lines in the list of protein traps, giving a total of 575 lines trapping 374 unique genes.

Over the course of 23 nights (8 rotations of 3 nights in 3 randomly selected houses in cluster 11, minus one night during which work was cancelled for logistical reasons) of indoor sampling, the human landling catch, CDC light trap and Mbita bednet trap caught a total of 2477, 1005 and 37 Anopheles gambiae sensu lato, 45, 41 and 3 An.

By the time authorities were able to break the case open, they estimated the dog, who was found lying in his own urine and feces, had been trapped inside for a total of three to six hours.

The company paid for enough spore traps for a total of 10 sites distributed around Poland, and funded fellowships for two Ph.D. students to work in Jedryczka's lab.

RFLP-based studies of P. falciparum trap clones revealed high levels of diversity with 96 haplotypes detected among 337 total clones [ 41] and sequencing of 73 clones from P. vivax trap revealed a total of 54 haplotypes [ 42].

In most decks, the best build is 16-20 monsters, and around 11 spells and 8 traps for a total of 40 cards.

A total of 914 unique human activity events were recorded (872 IHA and 42 LHA) in camera trap photos over a total of 1039 trap nights.

I've been in that meeting and been trapped in a total feeling of self consciousness and awkwardness.' Nevertheless, the film takes such liberties with the life and work of author Susan Orlean, played by Meryl Streep, on whose non-fiction book, The Orchid Thief, it is based, that it is difficult to know where fiction starts and fact ends.