Sentence examples similar to base richness from inspiring English sources

For atlas based richness estimates, landscape attributes played more important role than climate while for expert-drawn range based richness estimates climatic variables were more important (for the ectothermic amphibians and reptiles).

When the decline of zeta diversity follows the negative exponential form, the zeta-based richness estimator becomes the same as the incidence-based Chao II estimator which estimates richness based on the frequency of singletons and doubletons in samples.

Here's a Sloppy Joe brioche bun rammed full of minced Herdwick mutton keema that leaches spiced fat through its bready base, the richness jolted by pickled red onion (like Mexican cebollas curtidas) and a side of padrón peppers fried in crisp, wispy batter.

After testing the sensitivity of these residuals to a gradient of anthropogenic disturbance, we retained eight metrics that were used in the final assemblage index, four metrics based on richness and composition and four metrics based on biological traits.

The selection of oils was based on richness of particular fatty acid in it.

Therefore, global conservation priorities based on richness alone have not been implemented [7], [10], [11] and are even regarded as of little practical use for conservation [11].

The cutoff of n = 300 was established based on richness (rarefaction) and diversity (Shannon-Weaver Index) analyses using DOTUR [34], which indicated that samples were sufficiently sampled after ≥300 sequences.

Selection was based on richness of the data collected in the interviews, the willingness of young women to talk further and their families' availability, and the existing rapport with their family members, including spouses, in-laws and neighbors.

An iron base will provide richness.

We also used an incident-based methodology that specifically calculates species richness based on presence-absence and not density of species [ 12, 13].

Gap analyses based on species richness may have high error rates when species models are based solely on species-habitat associations, because patches too small to support populations are still considered to be potential habitat.