Differences in bacterial communities were analyzed and visualized with non-metric multidimensional scaling.
The effects of the restoration methods on the seed banks of the typical communities were analyzed over three seasons.
The microclimate characteristics of different communities were analyzed, and the discomfort index (DI) was introduced to evaluate the effects of different tree communities on human body′s comfortable degree.
Butterfly populations and communities were analyzed in response to treatments (prescribed fire, mechanical, herbicide) designed to restore sagebrush steppe lands encroached by piñon-juniper woodlands (Pinus, Juniperus spp).
At a detailed scale, floristic, vegetational and structural aspects of the dune plant communities are analyzed along the main environmental gradient by measuring: spatial connectivity and richness of boundaries, species diversity, eveness and chorological index.
Using a cross sectional design, blood samples of 5240 people between 6 months and 40 years of age, living in 192 rural communities were analyzed to detect T. cruzi infection using ELISA tests, and confirmed with indirect immunofluorescent antibody test and indirect haemoagglutination.
Bacterial communities were analyzed for the 22 samples described above.
Accordingly, 1,142 samples from 14 different non-Ashkenazi Jewish communities were analyzed.
Interestingly, when NaGISA data on entire rocky shore communities were analyzed, no latitudinal trends were found [37], indicating that different taxa likely have different latitudinal responses that may be obscured in whole community analyses.
The fecal bacterial communities were analyzed using a dendrogram.
