The phrase "and complexity of ecological" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing ecological systems, but it needs to be part of a larger, more coherent sentence.
Example: "The study focuses on the diversity and complexity of ecological interactions within the forest ecosystem."
Alternatives: "and intricacy of ecological" or "and richness of ecological".
The difficulty associated with the nonlinearity and complexity of ecological processes and interactions can be avoided with artificial neural networks (ANN) and generalized logistic models (GLMs) which are practically ANNs without hidden layer.
James Estes of the University of California, Santa Cruz, who was not part of the research, but read drafts of the work along the way, said that such long interactive chains might be more common than we realize, and that the research ought to "open our minds to the length and complexity of ecological processes".
After all, we must all share this one home, so studying the depth and complexity of ecological interactions not only gives us information to help understand our world, but also to treasure it.
Recognizing the great biological and functional diversity in the soil and the complexity of ecological interactions it becomes necessary to focus in this paper on soil biota that have a strong linkage to functions which underpin 'soil based' ecosystem services.
The following selection of highly commended images is therefore an attempt to provide a flavour of the extraordinary quality of entries this year, and hint at the complexity of ecological processes happening on earth.
By the same token, framing the debate on biotechnologies merely in terms of scientific and technical comparisons between GM and conventional crops not only runs the risk of endorsing a narrow contextualization of the assessment but it also fails to acknowledge the inherent complexity of ecological and social assessment strategies.
Overall, our analyses emphasized how the current complexity of ecological networks results from the diversification of the species and their interactions over evolutionary times.
Donohue, I. et al. Navigating the complexity of ecological stability.
One of the main reasons to this is the complexity of ecological continuous conveyor systems.
Results show how Hsn is able to contribute to the ongoing debate on how to estimate spatio-temporal complexity of ecological systems, thus making a step forward in the proposed use of complexity as an ecological orientor.
To illustrate the complexity of ecological restoration, we discuss the potential links between China's ongoing large-scale ecological restoration practices and the resulting changes of natural factors such as landscape characteristics, climate, and vegetation communities.
