Sentence examples for a complex ecological from inspiring English sources

This simple question touches upon a complex ecological history.

This is a complex ecological and sociological concept in contrast to the single-use principle of the past.

The tree migration model TreeMig is presented as an example for modeling a complex ecological system.

Pest control, a process that maintains nuisance organisms below economic thresholds, is a complex ecological process often mediated by biodiversity.

The vegetation showed gradual, threshold and elastic responses to these drivers, at different space (local vs. regional) and time scales, revealing a complex ecological history.

In many cases, state monitoring of a complex ecological system consists in observation (measurement) of certain state variables, and the whole state process has to be determined from the observed data.

Sticking a Bt gene in rice and expecting it to solve the problem of insect predation is a "silver-bullet" approach to a highly complex ecological problem.

Focusing on Byrsonima subterranea, a rare plant of the cerrado biome in Brazil, considered probably extinct in the state of São Paulo, we used a combination of a simple environmental matching approach to locate extant populations in the state, and then a more complex ecological niche modeling approach to predict distribution of the species over a broader area.

The standard depiction in the media of fires as a disaster that has to be avoided and stopped at all cost fails to do justice to a more complex ecological balance of destruction and new growth.

"One would expect that a range of complex ecological and abiotic drivers might have acted at different times throughout the period," Lee said.

The establishment and maintenance of polyploids will depend on a range of complex ecological and reproductive processes that promote reproductive and/or spatial isolation between the newly formed polyploid plants and their progenitors (Thompson and Lumaret 1992; Petit et al. 1999; Baack 2004).