The phrase "a low locality" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts discussing geographical features or urban planning, but it would require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The researchers focused on a low locality to study the effects of pollution on the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "a low area" or "a low region".
Guppies, for example, display stronger anti-predator responses toward a hungry predator, and predator-experienced fish from a high-predation locality respond more strongly to a hungry predator than those from a low predation locality [ 91].
Species richness was lower in heavily grazed pastures compared with localities with a low or intermediate grazing pressure.
While, on average all sampled localities were predicted with high probability in the full ENM, in the K1-only ENM, the K2 and K3 localities were dramatically reduced, and likewise, for the K3-only ENM the K1 and K2 localities had a low probability of occurrence (Figure 3).
Applications with a low degree of sharing benefit from the data locality provided by first-touch.
Pattern classification is performed using support vector machines in a low dimensional space on which the original waveforms are embedded by locality preserving projections.
"Each individual locality, the magistrates in those localities determine whether someone is going to get a high bond, a low bond or no bond," McCabe said.
We used the locality preserving projections (LPP) [22, 23] to embed the data in a low dimensional space.
Localities showing a high level of mismatch are therefore referred as coldspots to denote a low potential for coevolution.
Coefficients on wealth and its square are both positive: thus, in a locality with low networks (low past migration prevalence), migration propensity increases monotonously with wealth.
The mean d a values were comparably low among localities within the northern (N13 S17) and southern (S31 S38) regions.
