Sentence examples for assessed richness from inspiring English sources

We assessed richness patterns using two datasets.

At a standardized level of allelic richness A = 31, the only level of A represented in all three genotypic richness levels, we assessed genotypic richness effects by a one-way ANOVA on shoot density at the first count after the algal bloom (i.e. resistance) and at the last count taken eleven months later (i.e. resilience).

We assessed Tulasnellaceae richness in epiphytic and terrestrial orchids in different habitats, and evaluated the degree of generalism in orchid-Tulasnellaceae interactions and the robustness of this mutualistic system to the extinction of mycobiont partners.

We assessed species richness (SR) in stream sections based on molecular identification of tadpoles sampled.

Based on all detected functional genes, the community diversity was assessed by richness (number of probes detected per sample), Shannon-Weiner (H') and Simpson's (1/D) indices.

We assessed allelic richness (R s ), a measure of the number of alleles independent of sample size, using FSTAT v. 2.9.3 [ 31].

We assessed information richness during the telephone surveys, and invited participation for the in-person, in-depth interviews from those individuals who spontaneously demonstrated their effective communication skills and willingness to speak candidly about themselves.

Brian Brown et al. report the results of the Zurquí All Diptera Biodiversity Inventory project, one of the largest efforts to date to directly assess species richness of a megadiverse order of insects.

These findings call for the need of integrating land use variables in models designed to assess species richness response to large scale environmental changes.

Intensive land-use patterns for agricultural purposes lead to fragmentation of natural habitat resulting in biodiversity loss that can be measured using landscape metrics to assess mammalian richness.

We studied the impact of human forest use on the diversity of epiphytic and epixylic lichens in late-successional Pinus sylvestris-dominated forests by assessing species richness and composition along both local and regional gradients in forest utilization.