Sentence examples for a range of disturbances from inspiring English sources

Some of the most structurally complex corals, such as taxa with branching morphologies, are the most susceptible to a range of disturbances, including storms30, thermal-bleaching31, and crown-of-thorns starfish32.

Based on the control structure tests, the control configuration with the HK/LK ratio loop showed excellent performance, maintaining the process stability against a range of disturbances.

Although Mediterranean vegetation is resilient to a range of disturbances, it is possible that widespread fuel management at short intervals may threaten forest structural complexity and the persistence of some plant species and functional types, with overall negative consequences for biodiversity.

The RMS difference between the two models is 3.52 nT on a range of disturbances of the order of 300 nT.

Similarly, "hok" calls were almost exclusively associated with the presence of a crowned eagle (either a real eagle attack or in response to another monkey's eagle alarm calls), while "hok-oo" calls were given to a range of disturbances within the canopy, including the presence of an eagle or a neighbouring group (whose presence could sometimes be inferred by the vocal behaviour of the females).

In this study, we investigate the effects of a range of disturbance intensities by experimentally manipulating the cover of Fucus gardneri, a dominant intertidal alga.

Our study highlights how novel landscape structure and reconfigured ephemeral aquatic systems embedded in intensively managed forests can support anuran occupancy across a range of disturbance intensities.

Although there are many indicators that reflect the current capacity of a soil to function, there are few that can predict the capacity of the soil to continue to function under a range of disturbance regimes.

This likely explains why the loblolly pine-sweetgum empirical class was highly associated in terms of plot frequencies with three USNVC classes that have a range of disturbance histories and geographic affinities, including the Southeastern North American Ruderal Forest USNVC class, which had loblolly pine as an indicator species (Additional file 4).

The value of the viscous coefficient b was 100N/m/s, thus inducing a range of disturbance forces of 8.3 18.8 N, in the ideal case of errorless performance.

Critically ill patients in the busy environment of an ICU are exposed to a range of different disturbances such as the high level of noise and light, procedures, mechanical ventilation, medication, and the critical illness itself.Polysomnography (PSG) has never been used in studies on critically ill patients in an ICU to test whether environmental changes improve sleep in this patient group.