Sentence examples for anthropogenic developments from inspiring English sources
These palaeo-models are representative for five time slices of the time frame 0 2000 AD (Anno Domini), which are defined according to the timing of the natural and anthropogenic developments that had major impacts on the groundwater system configuration.
Anthropogenic developments (a ferry causeway in 1961 and a port causeway in 1969) have been responsible for changes in tidal flow patterns, tidal elevation, sediment transport and the net expansion of eelgrass beds.
Furthermore anthropogenic developments of relatively large scale are common in the region, and not only directly impact the coastline in development areas but also alter the physical processes and therefore indirectly impact additional coastal areas.
Using the pre-development baseline, a "developed-excess" measure may be computed for changes due to anthropogenic development.
Structural and functional indicators were often associated with different types of anthropogenic development suggesting additive rather than redundant assessment information.
We hypothesized that cougars adjust their behavior to accommodate anthropogenic development, facilitating successful use of modified habitats.
We tested this hypothesis using resource selection functions for 42 individual cougars maintaining home ranges across a gradient of anthropogenic development.
Grizzly bear (Ursus arctos) populations across their range are being threatened by anthropogenic development and associated increases in human-caused mortality.
Few researchers have assessed the important management questions regarding the sensitivity of indicators of aquatic ecosystem condition and the specificity with which anthropogenic development activities are described.
This study may allow an improved understanding and targeted mitigation of the processes driving geomorphic changes during anthropogenic development and help guide future research directions for development-based watershed studies.
While policies regulating anthropogenic development are important in the conservation of greater sage-grouse, additional programs to conserve and enhance greater sage-grouse habitats are necessary to sustain populations.
