Sentence examples for changes of communities from inspiring English sources

While tropical rain forests are being rapidly destroyed, the consequences for most insect taxa are still little understood and biotic changes of communities over time have scarcely been monitored.

Setting out his thinking to MPs he said: "We will only meet the new challenges of security, of economic change, of communities under pressure - and forge a stronger shared national purpose - by building a new relationship between citizens and government that ensures the government is a better servant of the people".

As described above, when the NH4+ concentration was beyond the tolerance of the system, the balance of the bacterial community was broken with the change of community structure.

In the context of the 1976 epidemic, such a major outbreak could have arisen if – by chance – a sufficiently high number of infections had occurred before the change of community contact and hospital seeking behaviours.

Reclamation on bare tailing ponds has the potential to represent soil genesis in Technosols favoring the understanding of the changes of microbial communities and function.

Overall structural changes of prokaryotic communities were evaluated by PCoA in Fast UniFrac [ 51].

Instead of imposing change on communities we will use their insights and experience of what works and what doesn't.

The Millennials we highlight are the true change-makers of communities across the country and around the world.

From global warming, to the impact of economic change on communities, geography can be a fascinating subject to study.

The ultimate goal of ecological studies is to predict how compositional changes of microbial community would alter ecosystem functions (Shade et al. 2012a).

During the composting process, the microbial metabolic pathway influences the physico-chemical parameters, which in turn lead to changes of microbial community succession.