Sentence examples for cascade impacts from inspiring English sources
Due to the amplifying nature of the classical complement pathway, inhibition at the beginning of the cascade impacts early mediators more sharply than those components further downstream.
We quantified the existence, scale, and magnitude of the cascading impacts triggered by oil palm subsidies in three steps.
Protecting ecosystems from cascading impacts while still increasing human food production may require nature reserves with larger core areas (e.g., a land-sparing strategy35).
The report also cites Superstorm Sandy, six years ago, which caused cascading impacts on interconnected systems in the New York area, some of which had not been anticipated.
The loss of hemlock is hypothesized to result in dramatic changes in assemblages of associated species with cascading impacts on food webs and fluxes of energy and nutrients.
This paper describes a scenario-based approach for evaluating the cascading impacts of sea level rise (SLR) and coastal flooding on emergency responses.
Here, we document a case in which the presence of agricultural subsidies increased the reproduction of crop-raiding mobile wildlife, which in turn mediated cascading impacts on the native vegetation of a distant protected area.
Second, we examined whether oil palm-subsidized wild boars caused cross-boundary cascading impacts on tree communities by comparing experimentally fenced wildlife-exclosure plots with open control plots (18 years).
Together, our results highlight how environmental change can cause ecosystem simplification via environmentally mediated changes in community dynamics in the near future, with cascading impacts on functional diversity and ecosystem function.
"I don't know that this country realizes the cascading impacts of this moratorium," said Mr. Chiasson, whose estimates that his port handles 90 percent of the traffic servicing the deep-water oil and gas industry in the gulf.
In this study a multi-disciplinary approach was used to study the cascading impacts of socio-economic drivers of land use and land cover (LULC) changes on the eco-hydrological regime of the Lake Naivasha Basin.
