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1 al method to determine the origin of poached ivory.
2 get deletions at the conserved first exon of ivory.
3 o differentiate between mammoth and elephant ivory.
4 ment, suggesting that they directly regulate ivory.
5 inue to be killed to harvest their tusks for ivory.
6 ionality as a viable substitute for elephant ivory.
7 d pleasant appearance that resemble elephant ivory.
8 thod for the extraction of DNA from elephant ivory.
9 ly determine geographic origin of contraband ivory.
10 ng origin(s) of large seizures of contraband ivory.
11  lost to subsequent hunting of elephants for ivory.
12      This method can be used on all forms of ivory.
13 , and banned contraband biomaterials such as ivories and animal products; in these applications the a
14 an discern the origin of worked bone, tooth, ivory and antler objects in the past, we assume that sim
15 based proteomics, identified the taxonomy of ivory and bone objects from The Metropolitan Museum of A
16 ly from habitat destruction and poaching for ivory and meat.
17 cal properties slightly inferior to elephant ivory and selected plastics, while retaining the visual
18 he high value of their parts (e.g., elephant ivory and shark fins) are at risk of extinction due to b
19 llows both training from labelled samples of ivory and the identification of unknown ivory samples th
20 after studying a series of word pairs (cloud-ivory), and completed cued-recall (cloud-?; Experiments
21  from a gigantic primary long noncoding RNA, ivory, and it functions by directly repressing multiple
22 ion of the original polychromy of the carved ivories are postulated on this basis.
23 atory elements (CREs) in the first intron of ivory are genetically associated with natural variation
24 examining vast collections of archaeological ivories around the world, in shipwrecks and other contex
25             Our study shows that lifting the ivory ban will not address the current poaching challeng
26 rns of trade differ by regions: East African ivory, based on genetic assignments of geographic origin
27 yzed video presented as confirmation that an ivory-billed woodpecker (Campephilus principalis) persis
28                                          The ivory-billed woodpecker (Campephilus principalis), long
29 ated Woodpecker (Dryocopus pileatus) and the Ivory-billed Woodpecker (Campephilus principalis).
30  the features described as diagnostic of the ivory-billed woodpecker eliminate a normal pileated wood
31  contain evidence for the persistence of the Ivory-billed Woodpecker.
32 h birds that were identified in the field as Ivory-billed Woodpeckers (Campephilus principalis).
33 hough we support efforts to find and protect ivory-billed woodpeckers, the video evidence does not de
34  used to assign geographic origin to poached ivory by comparing the ivory genotype to a geographic-ba
35 n) made between 2002 and 2014 show that most ivory (ca 90%) was derived from animals that had died le
36 fe authorities initially suspected that this ivory came from multiple locations across forest and sav
37                                              Ivory can be smuggled across multiple international bord
38 ue to its popularity, the animals from which ivory can be sourced are under threat of extinction.
39 assessment of the original appearance of the ivory carvings.
40  To date, there has been no reported work on ivory classification using DNNs, and only limited studie
41 y uncertain characterization factors for the Ivory Coast and Ghana contributed more than 50% of varia
42 rged in Africa, causing human disease in the Ivory Coast and Zaire.
43 50% in Java beans and increased about 30% in Ivory Coast beans, despite being roasted under equal con
44                         Sierra Leone and the Ivory Coast had the highest proportions of travelers bei
45 morphisms using DNA from inbred Nigerian and Ivory Coast individuals.
46  are genetically diverse and that the recent Ivory Coast isolate represents a new (fourth) subtype of
47 es, the Suriname sample appears sister to an Ivory Coast landrace, and shows no evidence of introgres
48 behavior of a large number of individuals in Ivory Coast using cellular network data.
49 ar genetic methods confirmed the role of the Ivory Coast variant of CDC28 in the arrangement of spore
50 ocal distribution of A(H1N1)pdm09 vaccine in Ivory Coast we assessed knowledge of the pandemic and ac
51 eroon, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Ivory Coast were tested with a sensitive and specific Lu
52 ameroon, Nigeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Senegal, Ivory Coast) and 1 upper-middle income countries (South
53                       In Mali, Cameroon, and Ivory Coast, 2407 SCD patients (1751 SS or sickle beta-z
54  (491 from Ghana, 363 from Nigeria, 277 from Ivory Coast, 59 from Cameroon, 51 from Sudan, 33 from Et
55 meroon, Democratic Republic of Congo, Gabon, Ivory Coast, and Republic of Congo between June 2017 and
56 semi-synthetic library against Zaire, Sudan, Ivory Coast, and Reston Ebola viruses.
57 g colobus (Colobus polykomos) of Tai Forest, Ivory Coast, and the Guereza colobus (C. guereza) of Bud
58  Nigeria, four in Ghana, and one each in the Ivory Coast, Cameroon, Sudan, Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Ug
59 D patients and healthy controls in Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Gabon, Mali, and Senegal.
60 ollected in Brazil, Peru, the United States, Ivory Coast, Israel, and Indonesia, are described.
61 en used to screen 1,234 new samples from the Ivory Coast, Kenya, South Africa, Thailand, and the Unit
62 ce in isolates from HIV-1-infected people in Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Niger, Guinea Bissau, Benin, and E
63  were from Cameroon, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda.
64                        Patients recruited in Ivory Coast, Uganda, Cambodia, and Vietnam were randomly
65 spores within the spore sac in a strain from Ivory Coast, West Africa.
66 nfected adults with high CD4+ cell counts in Ivory Coast.
67 n Plasmodium ovale attacks among soldiers in Ivory Coast.
68 , Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Uganda, Congo and Ivory Coast.
69 ucted during 15-28 February 2010 in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
70 ghest scores (4) in parameters such as cream-ivory colour, sea smell, firmness and juiciness.
71 ory harvest to date and confirm that current ivory consumption is not sustainable.
72 OD) to discriminating between the classes of ivory, containing inorganic and organic biological compo
73                        Only 100 to 150 kg of ivory could be removed from a reference population of 1,
74 take and quota strategies to define how much ivory could be sustainably harvested.
75                       Deletions of different ivory CREs produce other distinct phenotypes as well, in
76 he MLROD dataset) that were not finetuned on ivory data had a high accuracy rate of 92%, alleviating
77 ulties in obtaining large amounts of labeled ivory data.
78 d without action that simultaneously reduces ivory demand and tackles corruption and poverty.
79  53 sites strongly correlate with proxies of ivory demand in the main Chinese markets, whereas betwee
80 market ivory price and increased seizures of ivory destined for China.
81 from neonatal rats were cultured for 26 h on ivory discs, with a maximum effect occurring at relative
82                                       spoon; ivory; drill; choir; Experiment 2).
83                                  Strikingly, ivory expression prefigures most melanic patterns during
84 ed extracellular tissues such as decalcified ivory, fish scales, or cornea.
85 an provide highly accurate classification of ivory from different species of elephant using data obta
86 hic origin to poached ivory by comparing the ivory genotype to a geographic-based gene frequency map,
87 the most comprehensive assessment of illegal ivory harvest to date and confirm that current ivory con
88        Our results suggest that poaching for ivory has not diminished across most of Africa since 201
89 al decimation of savanna elephants for their ivory in the 19(th) and 20(th) centuries.
90 surements from these seizures show that most ivory in the illegal wildlife trade is from animals from
91                                              Ivory is a highly prized material in many cultures since
92 ican elephants is correct: Very little "old" ivory is included in large ivory shipments from Africa.
93 urgence of illicit trade in African elephant ivory is placing the elephant at renewed risk.
94       Here, we show that a conserved lncRNA, ivory, is an important color patterning gene in the buck
95  detected are P, Ca, and Sr, coming from the ivory material itself; Cu, characteristic of pigments; F
96 ve nymphalid butterfly species and show that ivory mutagenesis yields transformations of dark pigment
97 nion paper by Livraghi et al., we argue that ivory, not cortex, is the color pattern gene of interest
98 scous guar gum galactomannan and crystalline ivory nut mannan at high enzyme concentrations, but the
99                                   Phoenician ivory objects (8(th) century B.C., Syria) from the colle
100 ibutions at the surface of the archeological ivory objects.
101 e formed upon friction against bone, antler, ivory or wood.
102 much higher fraction of "rapid" transit than ivory originating in the Tridom region of Cameroon-Gabon
103 tinue to smuggle large shipments of elephant ivory out of Africa, yet prosecutions and convictions re
104                                              ivory overlaps with cortex, a locus linked to multiple c
105 ction of boron in nut samples (i.e., almond, ivory, peanut and walnut), with percentage relative reco
106 uman-modified punctate ornament, a decorated ivory pendant from the Paleolithic layers at Stajnia Cav
107       Although the financial motivations for ivory poaching are clear, the economic benefits of eleph
108                   We examined the impacts of ivory poaching during the Mozambican Civil War on the ev
109                                       Recent ivory poaching targeting older elephants in a well-studi
110 dult mortality driven by drought and intense ivory poaching.
111 related strongly with the local black market ivory price and increased seizures of ivory destined for
112 -sex age-structured demographic model and an ivory production and harvest model.
113 edented levels driven by consumer demand for ivory products.
114 ineless, Bric-a-brac, and Ftz-f1 bind to the ivory promoter during wing pattern development, suggesti
115  historical methods to analyze the Bom Jesus ivory provides a framework for examining vast collection
116             The method has three components: ivory pulverization, decalcification and DNA extraction.
117 creased poaching activities [4], and one-off ivory sales in 1999 and 2008 did nothing to halt elephan
118 tes for calibration, we determine the age of ivory samples from four ivory seizures made by law enfor
119 assification of Raman spectroscopy data from ivory samples of different elephant species (up to 99.7%
120 s of ivory and the identification of unknown ivory samples through prototype-based methods.
121 geological substances to classify biological ivory samples.
122 o infer the geographic origin of the largest ivory seizure since the 1989 ivory trade ban.
123     We genetically assign origin to 28 large ivory seizures (>/=0.5 metric tons) made between 1996 an
124 n 231 elephant ivory specimens from 14 large ivory seizures (>/=0.5 ton) made between 2002 and 2014 s
125 determine the age of ivory samples from four ivory seizures made by law enforcement agencies between
126 lotis) elephant tusks, sampled from 49 large ivory seizures totalling 111 t, shipped out of Africa be
127 e the geographic origin(s) of large elephant ivory seizures.
128 Very little "old" ivory is included in large ivory shipments from Africa.
129                   Nuclear DNA identified the ivory source as African forest (Loxodonta cyclotis) rath
130      This application demonstrates extensive ivory species identification using proteomics to unlock
131                            Identification of ivory species is not only important for CITES compliance
132       Carbon-14 measurements on 231 elephant ivory specimens from 14 large ivory seizures (>/=0.5 ton
133 hment, has recently been applied to bone and ivory specimens.
134 need for large amounts of training data from ivory specimens.
135  dating of confiscated animal tissues (e.g., ivory statues) can be used to determine whether trade of
136                   Governance issues over the ivory supply chains, including stockpiling, make enforci
137 However, one seizure has a large fraction of ivory that is more than 30 y old, consistent with markin
138 od of identifying legal and illegal types of ivory to aid in enforcement of ivory trade bans.
139                                   Within the ivory tower of academia, the coronavirus disease 2019 (C
140 ame cannot be said for positions outside the ivory tower.
141 s now considering the development of a legal ivory trade [1, 2].
142                             Despite the 1989 ivory trade ban, elephants continue to be killed to harv
143  of the largest ivory seizure since the 1989 ivory trade ban.
144 egal types of ivory to aid in enforcement of ivory trade bans.
145                                  The illegal ivory trade has led to severe declines in elephant popul
146                                  The illegal ivory trade recently intensified to the highest levels e
147 threat, especially from poaching for illegal ivory trade.
148                                Transnational ivory traffickers continue to smuggle large shipments of
149  indictment and prosecution of transnational ivory traffickers for the totality of their crimes.
150  a long noncoding RNA (lncRNA) which we name ivory, transcribed from the cortex locus, in modulating
151 er describes the automatic identification of ivory using Raman spectroscopy data and deep neural netw
152 ation were confined to vertebral body, with "ivory vertebra" appearance.
153                   These mutants have similar ivory/virescent pigmentation and similar reductions in p
154            During the time of the Bom Jesus, ivory was a central driver in the formation of maritime
155 m animals that had died less than 3 y before ivory was confiscated.
156                    However, we show that the ivory was entirely from savanna elephants, most probably
157 quately assessed what could be a sustainable ivory yield.

 
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