Sentence examples for complex ecologically from inspiring English sources

A scientist of Monsanto suggests that this model should also be applied to his company's drought-resistant GM maize, a trait that until now was seen as model case for more complex, ecologically oriented risk research and assessment [45].

Far western North American communities in which A. phagocytophilum is maintained are complex ecologically, with multiple reservoir host and tick species, multiple strains of the bacterial pathogen A. phagocytophilum and differences in dynamics of hosts and vectors across heterogeneous landscapes.

Bridging the gulf between theory and data will require methods to address complex, ecologically important traits.

Studies of natural populations lie at the core of understanding the evolution of complex, ecologically relevant phenotypes.

Identifying the genetic mechanisms by which fish shape evolves would contribute to improve our understanding of adaptation for a complex, ecologically important phenotypic trait.

These data indicate a highly polygenic architecture for body shape in Lake Whitefish which agrees i) with our previous findings of a polygenic basis underlying the expression of other complex ecologically important traits in Lake Whitefish such as growth rate, age at maturity, and behavior (Rogers and Bernatchez 2007; Filteau et al. 2013; Gagnaire et al. 2013a).

There is also an on-going shift from evaluating adverse health impacts on particular, often small scale, environments to undertaking more complex ecological assessments of whole populations and communities across ecologically meaningful landscapes.

As individual forest glades, each of these varied spaces brings people and wildlife into closer contact, but in combination they create a complex and ecologically diverse mosaic of habitats.

Our molecular systematic assessment affords an opportunity to examine the utility of COI DNA barcodes for species recognition in a taxonomically complex and ecologically important group of organisms.

Deciphering biological features of a taxonomically complex and ecologically dynamic microbial community is a challenging issue in gut microbiome research.

The complex is ecologically, but not fully geographically, separated from members of the closely related species complex of Arabidopsis halleri, and the evolutionary histories of both species compexes have largely been influenced by Pleistocene climate oscillations.