Sentence examples for based on occurrence data from inspiring English sources

The mean dietary intake of PCDD/Fs and dioxin-like PCBs in the Belgian adult population in 2008 was estimated to be 0.72 pg TEQ kgbw−1 d−1 (middle bound concentrations, TEF of 1998) based on occurrence data of 2008 and national food consumption data of 2004.

Field sampling was guided by suitability maps based on occurrence data obtained from botanical collection records.

Maxent models based on occurrence data of European and North + Central American Carychium behaved realistically and were statistically well supported (AUCEurope: 0.769 ± 0.033; AUCNorthCentralAmerica: 0.881± 0.016) (see Additional file 2).

The present results, based on occurrence data and ecological information from herbarium specimen labels, however show that changes in ecological tolerances (especially drought tolerance) have played an important role in the diversification of Coccinia.

Promoter strength prediction based on occurrence frequencies of consensus patterns.

The outliers are separated based on occurrence.

The 11 focal taxa that were analyzed further based on proportional occurrence data are indicated with an asterisk.

We propose a modelling framework to identify and rank multiscale environmental predictors of transboundary distribution of invasive species based on scarce occurrence data (a common limitation in biodiversity modelling studies; Lomba et al. 2010; Vicente et al. 2011).

By identifying the potential distribution and its main determinant factors for a given invader, even based on scarce occurrence data, the framework presented here provides the foundation for prioritizing the early management of invasions over large regions.

A calibration of the ENMs based on comprehensive occurrence data from entire distributions, including both native ranges and invaded ranges, may provide a closer approximation of the fundamental niche and result in more thorough predictions of current and future distributions [23], [24], [25].

Biodiversity analyses of Australasian tropical sponges based on species occurrence data have, for example, revealed quite different trends from those of other marine phyla in the IWP [ 12].