Sentence examples for changes of biodiversity from inspiring English sources
Changes of biodiversity due to GMP cultivation must be extractable from the background noise of sampling variability and population fluctuations.
Monitoring programs, including a phytobenthos component, exist in all Baltic Sea countries, but most of these programs are targeting not changes of biodiversity itself but effects of human impact, for example eutrophication around known hot spots.
Such a conservative strategy might underestimate the real species richness if the fragmented scaffolds represented different species, but would reduce the changes of "biodiversity inflation".
The types of vulnerability differ with geographical area: in Fennoscandia, the vulnerability is due to changes of food and diversity, whilst in southern and eastern Europe, and the areas around Prague and Paris, the vulnerability is to changes of biodiversity and water exploitation.
This could lead to better prediction models for the effects of current estimated climate changes on biodiversity of the teleost fish species and thereby could provide better guidelines for knowledge-based fishery regulations.
The habitat quality model of InVEST provides a rapid approach to assess status and change of biodiversity, and can contribute to enhanced corridor design of fragmented wildlife habitat.
Future studies investigating effects of AES management need to collect longitudinal before after data on the change of biodiversity and need to investigate the possible landscape-dependent outcomes of specific management tied to AESs.
Hence, 15% of the natural area within in the EU27 countries can be seen at risk of significant change of biodiversity in 2000.
Regular reassessments of the BINATS network will provide valuable insights into the change of biodiversity in Austrian agricultural landscapes and their potential drivers.
Collectively, our results showed ecologically realistic, impact-specific changes on biodiversity of riverine environments.
Climate change, loss of biodiversity, and the obesity and cancer epidemics are all interconnected.
