Sentence examples for anthropogenic interest from inspiring English sources

This disproportionate fossil abundance likely is due to elevated anthropogenic interest, as is the case for extant butterflies, which encourages more attention toward identification and description of the fossil species of butterflies than of other lepidopteran groups.

The popularity of forest-rainfall connections has paralleled societal and scientific interest in anthropogenic climate change and deforestation.

High-resolution digital elevation models, often derived from airborne lidar, are rapidly gaining importance in both archaeology and geomorphology, in particular where these two disciplines overlap in their interest in anthropogenic changes to the relief of the earth surface ("archaeogeomorphology").

The apoptotic response observed in the germ line of cnidarians is of special interest given that anthropogenic activities change the global climate with negative consequences for biodiversity [39].

Originally endemic to East Asian populations of An. japonica, A. crassus has attracted interest due to recent anthropogenic expansion of its geographic and host ranges to Europe and the European eel, Anguilla anguilla.

Large parts of the country's forests, mainly located in vulnerable mountainous landscapes that are highly sensitive to environmental changes, are subject to anthropogenic disturbance driven by wood supply interests.

In addition to atmospheric problems caused by anthropogenic greenhouse-gas emissions, there is mounting interest in the resilience of marine organisms to ocean acidification and altered nutrient flows.

The increasing uptake of anthropogenic CO2 by the oceans has raised an interest in precise and accurate pH measurement in order to assess the impact on the marine CO2-system.

This enabled comparative analyses of disease prevalence across multiple gradients for each of our predictors of interest: biological factors (coral host abundance); anthropogenic factors (human population size); and environmental factors (thermal stress events, surface ultra-violet radiation).

However, low levels of Cr VI) in both ambient air and drinking water exist due to natural and anthropogenic sources and is therefore of public health interest.

Sample sizes of populations LYR and KIN were larger (5) because LYR was of special interest due to the expected great anthropogenic influence, while KIN was an opposite example.