Sentence examples for benign ecological from inspiring English sources
In our study, subtle and perhaps even benign ecological factors (listed above) appear to underlie the divergent and/or alternative development of certain rehabilitated sites despite the careful implementation and refinement of rehabilitation practices.
Whether the relationship between a host and a parasite evolves towards a more or less virulent or benign situation depends on several genetic and ecological factors that may affect virus accumulation and transmission between hosts [5].
Far from reassuring readers that some authority is benign, it is portrayed as unequivocally malignant, corrupted by ecological disaster, politics, greed and war.
What are the expected ecological and evolutionary consequences for cancer cells growing in abiotically benign but biotically rigorous regions?
So immunity framed by the animal's larger ecological setting, which include the entire complex of inter-organismal exchanges – both benign and transgressive – historically has been subordinated to the study of predator-host relationships.
In cases where sites express divergent developmental trajectories, they discuss how subtle and even seemingly benign differences between the pre-disturbance and post-disturbance environments can lead to starkly different ecological outcomes, with emphasis on potential mechanisms of ecological divergence.
The normal exchange of benign substances requires active immune tolerance and it is this dimension that brings immunology more fully into focus as an ecological science.
Traditional forest skills have come into alliance with ecological science and new marketing and fundraising techniques, making shellfish once again an economic force in the region and, in Tanbi at least, a benign one.
Ecologists proposed ecological ones.
(See also Amazon River: Ecological concerns).
