Sentence examples for as evenness from inspiring English sources

This decomposition followed by separate analysis seems important as evenness and richness may not necessarily correlate positively and may not lead to the same ecosystem process response (e.g. [37], [38].

Species composition (expressed as evenness) did not differ between communities (mean of 0.7 ± 0.1).

This variation in abundance, described as evenness, has been noted by many investigators including Darwin [ 2].

These practical definitions allowed ecological parameters such as evenness and species richness to be calculated and microbial communities from different samples to be compared.

Comparative metagenomic analysis uncovered a significantly higher difference (P < 0.001) of microbial diversity in the biliary tract as compared with the gut (richness given by OTUs and singletons as well as evenness by Shannon index, Chao1, and PD-whole tree), though not within the biliary tract (bile vs. gallstone) (Table  1).

We quantified community and functional responses of a temperate forest lizard community to fire and rotational logging using metrics including species-specific abundance, community abundance, species richness and evenness, as well as trait-based measures of functional diversity.

It is increasingly clear that ecosystem function is underpinned by evenness as well as species richness [ 28– 30].

By formulating a mechanism that brings Einstein's General Theory of Relativity closer to quantum theory--there has been a vast distance between them for decades--eternal inflation, as Cox explains it, neatly solves certain known phenomena, such as the evenness of the microwave radiation that is in the background of the cosmos.

As community evenness captures information about the relative abundances of hosts and this information is ignored by a species richness metric, we predicted that the importance of transmission reduction will be illustrated by a relatively stronger negative relationship between disease prevalence and evenness than the relationship between disease and species richness.

This strategy facilitates simulations of different community characteristics such as species evenness and species richness.

The most widespread arid habitat consistently bears the largest pollination networks and differs strongly from the humid habitat in descriptors such as interaction evenness, nestedness and modularity.