According to the range position hypothesis, species are expected to inhabit increasingly fewer localities when moving along a gradient from the centre of the species' geographical distribution range toward the edges of the range [ 2, 31, 32].
She also talks a lot about Leigh's devising process, in which the actors are expected to inhabit their character even when they're alone.
Nine billion people are expected to inhabit Planet Earth by 2050.
Similarly, aerobic and anaerobic ammonia oxidizers are expected to inhabit different ecological niches governed by the availability of oxygen, yet there is evidence that in nature the two groups cooperate (Lam et al. 2007, 2009).
Being a commensal, Candida albicans is expected to inhabit the urogenital and gastrointestinal tract of a large percentage of the human population.
If the core habitat of a haplogroup comprises a single ecoregion, (Fig. 3) then that haplogroup is more likely to be an ecological specialist, whereas generalists would be expected to inhabit more than one ecoregion.
I would ask him how it is that writers are expected to stand by the characters who inhabit their books, and to live up to their ambitions and visions, to the detriment of their own real-life hopes for themselves and the world.
Me'a Shearim: Inhabited by mostly ultra-Orthodox Jews (Haredim), visitors are expected to adhere to strict modest dress, but will find an endless amount of large families and interesting people.
In a species exhibiting such marked local differentiation, many of the haplogroups defined by monophyly may be expected to exclusively inhabit the ecoregions to which they have become associated.
Yet for me "Gatz" was the most transporting, traveling to an ineffable place that theater is not expected to inhabit: the corridor between written words and a reader's perception of them.
The marsupials have now colonised the Archallagan plantation near Foxdale and the population is expected to increase, as greater numbers inhabit the island's wooded and grassland areas.
