Sentence examples for community shifted from inspiring English sources

The phytoplankton community shifted from smaller dinoflagellates dominated in the natural environment to larger diatoms dominated under nutrient enrichment conditions.

How have changing views of the self and community shifted the conversation around the ethics and ecology of meat consumption?

Furthermore, the trophic structure of the invertebrate community shifted to fewer trophic groups and dominance by generalists in extreme low pH, suggesting that there may be a simplification of food webs with ocean acidification.

After the establishment of the Turkish Republic in 1923 attention in the United States and the world community shifted to other matters, and the Armenian Genocide was relegated to the memory hole.

After the Iranian revolution of 1979, influence over the global Shiite community shifted from Najaf to Iran's chief religious center of Qom -- in large part because Iraq was ruled by a Sunni minority regime led by Saddam Hussein.

P. elongatus was replaced in its role as dominant copepod species by Temora longicornis, and concurrently the fish community shifted from cod to sprat [70].

This is what microbiome scientists call dysbiosis – a state where the entire microbial community shifts into a harmful configuration.

Subsurface microbial community shifts in biomass and community structure correlated with, and were likely driven by, decreasing soil P availability and Ca concentrations, respectively.

The disturbance results in bacterial community shifts between natural and disturbed forest soils (Lin et al. [2011a]).

The reason for the improved AD performance may be the microbial community shifting under microaerobic conditions (Fu et al. 2016).

Dempster et al. (2011) also found AOB community shifts occurred in biochar + N fertilizer treatments but not in the single biochar added treatment.