Sentence examples for a disturbed environment from inspiring English sources
"But it's a disturbed environment".
The resulting path constraints also show better satisfaction in a disturbed environment compared with the nominal situation.
Poison oak thrives in a disturbed environment, which probably accounts for it being one of the most widespread and abundant plants in the state.
The problems of selecting a representative group among victims of massive violence living in a disturbed environment have already been discussed.
Moreover, the forests of Cameroon have been considerably disturbed by shifting cultivation for centuries (Chujo 1992; Van Gemerden et al. 2003), and contain many trees that prefer a disturbed environment (Yasuoka 2009b).
It has been hypothesized that both native and nonnative species which are abundant in urban areas are those that are most adaptable and able to exploit resources in a disturbed environment (McKinney 2006).
Maturity index showed a moderately disturbed environment due to As pollution.
A series of three experiments address the questions: How site attached are juvenile fish when they settle to a patchily disturbed environment?
The uncultivated plant compartment could be considered as a heterogeneous and disturbed environment, in which the maintenance of sexuality confers advantages, while crop plants correspond to simplified and uniform environments that favoured a few host-adapted asexual lineages [ 48, 49].
The presence of opportunistic species and the homogeneity of the Zostera patch variables may be due to the location of this intertidal seagrass bed, which is relatively exposed compared to the locations of other seagrass beds along the south coast of Devon, resulting in a more dynamic and disturbed environment.
As for disturbed environment, Dounias (2001) observed a secondary forest containing yams at a density of 393 stems/ha, in which D. praehensilis was dominant; and Sato (2006) described a yam patch on an open hilltop with a density of 602 stems/ha, 94 % of which were D. praehensilis.
