Sentence examples for affecting the abundance from inspiring English sources
As availability of food is the primary factor affecting the abundance of raccoons, the highest population densities are often found in large cities.
Some environmental factors can alter the MC concentrations by affecting the abundance of toxin-producing strains in a cyanobacteria population and/or their toxin production.
Here, we assess factors affecting the abundance of six avian scavenger species at 17 feeding stations in northern Spain, considering aspects such as carrion availability, physiographic features, humanization, presence of heterospecifics and densities of scavengers during both winter and summer seasons.
Thirdly, we address these issues in two real examples worked on factors affecting the abundance and habitat selection of two threatened species.
More importantly, independent regulation of sense and antisense expression implies that antisense-mediated gene regulation might (1) occur at the posttranscriptional levels (e.g., mRNA translation and/or localization) without affecting the abundance of sense transcripts; or (2) function in trans to regulate gene at distant location.
Thus, both AtGRP7 and TOC1 with preferential expression in the evening as well as LHY with a dawn peak have a bias towards negatively affecting the abundance of similarly phased transcripts and positively affecting the abundance of oppositely phased transcripts.
The most influential factors affecting the abundances of beetle species were vegetation, described as forb and grass cover (mainly positive), and roof age (mainly negative).
With this experiment, we show that Pipasic automatically corrects abundances of highly similar reference proteomes without affecting the abundances of other unrelated proteomes.
Many factors — increased development, pollution, roads and larger populations of deer — have affected the abundance and distribution of plants in Concord.
Alternatively, the climate-parasite hypothesis held that the climate affected the interaction between the grouse and the parasitic nematode Trichostrongylus tenuis, which reduces fecundity in the grouse and is known to affect the abundance of the bird populations.
