Sentence examples for unpublished field from inspiring English sources

Unpublished field trials by pesticide manufacturers show their products cause serious harm to honeybees at high levels, leading to calls from senior scientists for the companies to end the secrecy which cloaks much of their research.

Roading networks impacted by the CC-VC ashfall performed similarly to other eruptions in the region with comparable tephra thicknesses, such as the 1991 Hudson eruption (Wilson et al. 2012c), and the 2008 Chaitén eruption (T.M. Wilson, unpublished field notes).

It is a controversial management response following recent volcanic crises, where it was rejected as a possibility by agricultural officials during the 1995/96 Ruapehu eruptions in New Zealand (Neild et al. 1998; Wilson et al. 2009), but was utilised within days of the 2008 eruption of Chaiten, Chile (T. M. Wilson, unpublished field data).

Reproduction, habits, body size (snout-vent length for anurans, total length for caudates and caecilians), and altitudinal distribution were obtained from field guides, herpetology textbooks, monographs, journal articles, and online amphibian databases and websites (see Supplementary Notes S1); we also included unpublished field data for a few species (see Acknowledgements).

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Comparison of Ebola viral loads using RT-PCR in 50 µL of EDTA whole blood or 140 µL plasma revealed similar results (unpublished field data).

Moreover, data on clinical incidence are scarce as access to unpublished field-observed clinical cases is limited.

From what I have read so far of the 400,000 previously unpublished military field reports – expert and media analysis will take as much time and effort as Westminster MPs' expenses claims did – the labels "Sunni" and "Shia" appear less than one would expect.

However, a substantial proportion of spring brood do indeed reproduce, because on some nests all foundresses die (approximately 23%, Leadbeater and Field unpublished data) and a worker can thus attain the dominant position [1].

While some of these dogs did occasionally adopt a pacing gait when walking at faster speeds in the open field (unpublished data), this was not recorded while they were walking on the treadmill.

Although Blochmannia densities apparently decline in older lab-reared workers [ 20], and the bacteria can be eliminated from workers treated with antibiotics [ 18], we have never failed to find Blochmannia in any Camponotus worker collected in the field (unpublished data), which total many hundred samples across diverse species.