Sentences with phrase «slow track populations»

Plan housing quality in proportion to your expected fast track and slow track populations.

Not exact matches

In India, which has the largest vulture populations and the best tracking efforts, the restriction is credited with enabling the white - rumped vulture population to recover slightly, to about 6000, and slowing the decline of Indian vultures, now down to fewer than 15,000.

Cell tracking used 2 - dimensional time - lapse microscopy to monitor 70 cells from each MSC population over 24 hours, with video software able to differentiate between slow (Figure A) and fast (Figure B) cell populations (Each colored line represent the track of a single cell).

Remember that even if only a small percentage of animals moving through your facility are slow track, if the length of stay is considerably longer than that of fast trackers, they will still make up a majority of the daily population.

Sometimes just by fast tracking the most adoptable while sustaining «background» adoptions for the slow trackers, the population will decline.

This frees up congestion in pre-adoption areas and lowers the daily population, freeing staff time to provide better care for slow and fast track alike and ultimately will tend to reduce LOS for both groups.

I was out on the Hudson River most of Wednesday, watching New York State biologists net, study and release a 120 - pound, 80 - inch male Atlantic sturgeon (a small one by historic standards) as part of a project tracking what appears to be a slow recovery after a terrible population crash from overfishing.

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