Sentence examples for by long term changes from inspiring English sources

We demonstrate that sudden habitat loss can be facilitated by long term changes in the biotic and abiotic conditions in the system, that erode the ability of natural ecosystems to absorb and recover from multiple stressors of natural and human origin.

The study, in mice, suggests that yo-yo dieting is not simply a reflection of people returning to unhealthy eating habits, but could be driven by long-term changes in gut bacteria brought about by obesity.

This glut could be caused by long-term changes in people's desire to save or firms' desire to invest, or it might be caused by short-term cyclical deviations from normal saving and investment patterns.

The recurrence intervals of these canyon-flushing turbidity currents also appear to be unaffected by long-term changes in global sea level.

By far the highest nutrient levels and inferred productivity at this site apparently occurred during the Early Oligocene as revealed by long-term changes in P/Al and Si/Al.

The unusually sharp changes in the economic conditions in Iceland over the short time period examined allowed us to study the business cycle's effects without being considerably affected by long-term changes in other variables which have caused methodological challenges in studies conducted over a longer time period.

This historic drought is being exacerbated by long-term changes in our climate.

On April 9, 2009, Emory political scientist Alan Abramowitz published a paper arguing that Obama's victory "was made possible by long-term changes in the composition of the American electorate, especially the growing voting power of African-Americans, Hispanics, and other nonwhites.

Size inequality was well described by long-term changes in stand dynamics.

The low anxiety like phenotype was accompanied by long-term changes in plasticity-related genes in the hippocampus and amygdala.

We also hypothesize that, because sizes change slowly, the inequality of tree sizes will be best predicted by long-term changes in stand population parameters such as stand density, mean tree size and the average amount of competition.