The phrase "analyses of the ecological" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing studies or evaluations related to ecological systems or environments.
Example: "The recent studies included analyses of the ecological impacts of urban development on local wildlife."
Alternatives: "evaluations of the ecological" or "assessments of the ecological".
These perceptive analyses of the way ecological modernist policies are failing to deliver and of the likely outcomes of policies of dislocation and sedentarisation should give policymakers food for thought.
Research on such challenges must adopt an inclusive approach based on local knowledge supported by science-based analyses of the socio-ecological systems in the face of high population pressure and climate change.
In this more strategic setting, it is argued that control engineering (for achieving H-PIC) should be seen as having relevance beyond merely its conventional interpretation of closed-loop unit-process automation, e.g., in opening up analyses of the stability and ecological resilience of an entire urban water infrastructure.
With the availability of an increasing number of closely related or intraspecific prokaryotic genomes, as well as the advent of whole-genome alignment algorithms [ 11, 12], there is an opportunity to implement phylogenomic analyses of the evolution and ecological adaptation of these organisms on the whole-genome scale.
Further investigation (with more rigorous statistical analyses) into the ecological validity of the clinical measures of WM used in this study is recommended for future studies.
This database has led to a number of analyses furthering our understanding of the ecological role and success of different fish species in lakes and how this has changed over time (e.g., Nyberg et al. 2001).
These observations highlight the need for further analyses of the role of the ecological factors (resource distribution, resource heterogeneity, social attraction and competition) in constraining routing decisions by traplining animals to refine our understanding of a taxonomically widespread foraging strategy.
Unfortunately, these perspectives are marginalized from the mainstream analyses of water and ecological resource governance although the river bank communities are the main focus of the basin development.
Our results show that the three methods quantify the urbanization gradient similarly, as the 'urbanization scores' they provide are strongly correlated and the results of the ecological analyses are highly repeatable across the three approaches.
