Sentence examples for biodiversity systems from inspiring English sources

If created, nurtured and enhanced, urban green space can extend the resilience and security of energy, health, water, food, and biodiversity systems.

The paper suggests that such biodiversity systems are the property of citizens of the individual States in whose area of jurisdiction they occur.

Accordingly, multi-species studies can become prohibitively complex and expensive, an issue that is particularly relevant in high biodiversity systems such as rainforests.

In field sites the infrastructure is either based on long term monitoring of selected parameters, or consists of small experimental plots where the response of controlled biodiversity systems on parameter change can be detected.

Extensive reforestation may be required to avert dramatic loss of biodiversity, system resilience and ecosystem services from Brazil's Atlantic Forest, and is legally required by Brazil's Forest Code.

Furthermore, it can be used for promoting international collaboration for building an Asian biodiversity system aiming to be the Asian biodiversity database server.

The system can be downloaded upon request, and an exemplary server has been constructed with which to build an Asian biodiversity system http://www.asianbarcode.org.org

Models of different parts of the overall biodiversity system from the molecular to the planetary are not yet linked across time, space and scales.

The complexity of biodiversity includes systems interacting in chaotic and non-linear processes, extreme system effects and interactions between microscopic and macroscopic global levels, as well as on multiple time-scales.

It would serve as a center for research on climate change, biodiversity, food systems, alternative energy, land use, and urban design.

This article presents concrete illustrations from existing biodiversity banking systems (US, Australia, France and Germany) and then analyses advantages and limits of each mechanism (and its concrete example).