Sentence examples for capture of resources from inspiring English sources
Positive complementarity effects occur when differences among co-occurring species allow for resource partitioning or when facilitative interactions increase the capture of resources.
Annual data capture of resource use during the prior month was conducted in face-to-face interviews.
We developed a comprehensive instrument using accepted techniques to capture units of resources consumed as a result of living donation 14– 14.
The sharing economy is built on the capture of such resources, with familiar examples in housing (Airbnb) and transportation (Uber and Lyft).
Now the case for Brexit is coming from quite a different ideological source: the hard left has reservations about the EU as a trading body, for sure, but almost nobody thinks we will be better protected against the corporate capture of social resources by TTIP (Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership) and what follows if we are outside Europe, with Cameron or worse in charge.
The capture of water resources has been the reason why such civilizations and societies have been described as hegemonic and have maintained their existence and survival.
In most cases control over natural resources has not been devolved to the poor fishers or even the middle strata of communities due to elite capture of these resources.
These findings suggest that any trait-like impairment of attentional control in pathological worry (cf. Bishop, 2009) is exacerbated by the capture of attentional resources by worry itself.
Moreover, the penetration capacity may figure as a measure for the efficiency of wood-decay fungi to colonize wood, since a high pit degradation rate may facilitate the capture of their resource.
Cost-effectiveness analyses have become a well-accepted component of clinical trials with the capture of health resource use and health state utilities directly from study subjects [ 69].
However, there is no information if the change in growth habit (GH) may have involved a phenotype with a canopy architecture that makes a differential capture and use of resources.
