Sentence examples for community axis from inspiring English sources

(1) The community axis regrouped information regarding initiators and funders of the project, as well as availability status and references.

We compared this full model (e.g. fungal community axis 1 ∼ plant phylogeny + spatial location) to models dropping effects from the model using a likelihood ratio test to determine the statistical significance of each predictor.

Combining aspects of both, this CL characterisation framework implements a business-community axis with hybrid strategies in between.

In accordance with the business-community axis, the crowd can have a clear financial stimulus or can be encouraged by sustainability and community matters, including everything in between.

Figure 6 illustrates the concepts of vulnerability and resilience to storm scenario j = I, II, III, IV, based on the total community asset axis.

Variation in pH explained 19%% of the variance in bacterial community composition on axis 2 (Table  1).

Variation among soil samples in pH explained 27%% of the variation in fungal community composition on axis 2 (Table  1).

The spectacular population expansion of the Inland Empire during that time -- 66% during the 1980s, 26% in the 1990s and 2000s -- was driven in large measure by Los Angeles residents fleeing the city, in turn from crime and blight and then from outrageous housing prices, for the safety and affordability of the bedroom communities along the axis of the 10 and the 15 freeways.

For a rogue nation that prides itself on threatening the world community, membership in the Axis of Evil is considered essential, which makes North Korea's expulsion from the group a particularly damaging setback.

Conversely, aspen genotype uniquely explained the greater variation in epiphyte community composition along DCA axis two, with no significant interaction.

Given the apparent influence of the benthic/pelagic axis on community structure, mapping this habitat divergence onto the OPM phylogeny could highlight its role in generating species diversity.