Sentence examples for composition of organisms from inspiring English sources

Successful attainment of the goals depends primarily on the maintenance of species diversity and the age composition of organisms, as well as on the structural complexity of riparian soils, plant cover, and associated communities.

Although it is well documented that the materials comprising artificial structures influence the composition of organisms that use them as habitat, little is known about how these materials may chemically react with changing seawater conditions, and what effects this will have on associated biota.

To investigate the composition of organisms in this space, we applied culture-independent approaches to microbes harvested from the air of two densely populated urban buildings, from which we analyzed 80 megabases genomic DNA sequence and 6000 16S rDNA clones.

The great diversity of viruses present in the Lake may reflect the composition of organisms which live near or in Lake Needwood and also human activity in the area.

To manipulate the oil composition of organisms of choice, by a metabolic engineering approach, a high expression level of the ∆-desaturase enzyme in a heterologous host is required.

We focused on the phylogenetic evolution of leaf mimicry patterns, for which a key principle is the 'body plan' or 'ground plan', referring to the structural composition of organisms by homologous elements shared across species [ 20].

The variation in 15 Δ may also be partly ascribed to differences in the amino acid compositions of organisms.

In order to quantify the differences between the compositions of organisms classified according to different factors in Figure  4, we measured the RMSE, i.e. the error in predicting the codon bias and non-codon biased GC content (GCNCB), given the GC content of coding sequences.

The composition of macro organisms along elevation gradients have been well studied (Herzog et al. 2005; Rahbek 2005; Kreft and Jetz 2007; McCain 2009).

Lotic ecology began in Europe with a focus on the distribution, abundance, and taxonomic composition of aquatic organisms and in North American with a focus on fishery biology.

The climate (especially temperature) often plays an important role in the structure, function as well as composition of soil organisms in different latitudes and altitudes.