Sentence examples for affecting the distribution and from inspiring English sources

A key driver of the ecosystem affecting the distribution and abundance of organisms is the timing, distribution, and volume of water flows that result in water depth patterns across the landscape.

Meanwhile, as the momentous prey of Amur tiger (Panthera tigris altaica) in the coniferous and broadleaved mixed forests in Northeast China, sika deer also plays important role in affecting the distribution and abundance of the former (Miquelle et al. 1996), as well as even in maintaining the ecosystem balance (Huang et al. 2015).

Variation in a system's terrain, geology, soils, climate, snow pack, and vegetation at fine and broad spatial and temporal scales can create considerable landscape heterogeneity, potentially affecting the distribution and abundance of resources and influencing the spatial, demographic, and behavioral dynamics of organisms.

Numerous studies have demonstrated that leaf quality (e.g. content of secondary metabolites) is a major determinant affecting the distribution and abundance of herbivorous arthropods [3] [6].

There are a number of stages of the schistosome and snail life cycles that will be highly dependent on ambient temperatures, affecting the distribution and prevalence of schistosomiasis and the likely response to global warming.

Possible reasons could be differences in insulin receptor levels or insulin antibodies, both strongly affecting the distribution and clearance.

In a 2000 report, the World Health Organization identified a half-dozen factors that could affect the distribution and emergence of infectious diseases.

Flow regime changes also affect the distribution and amount of riparian vegetation that, in turn, also may enhance geomorphic responses.

In vineyards where copper fungicides are used, grass cover may affect the distribution and transfer in soil depth of Cu.

Slope also affects the physical chemical properties of the soil which in turn affects the distribution and diversity of species (Enright et al. 2005).

However, the end restraints of an underground rigid pipe (i.e. steel pipe) affected the distribution and magnitude of displacement along the pipeline.