Sentence examples for considered foundation from inspiring English sources

Mangrove species that form dense and often monospecific stands are considered "foundation species" that control population and ecosystem dynamics, including fluxes of energy and nutrients, hydrology, food webs, and biodiversity [16].

This is an important but rarely considered foundation for valuing production outputs.

Furthermore, they are considered foundation species that are tightly linked to the distribution and abundance of salt marsh plants (Bruno, 2000); macroinvertebrates such as fiddler crabs, snails, and mussels; as well as smaller meiofauna that live in the sediment (Bertness and Leonard, 1997).

It presents a case study to describe the construction of several buildings considering foundation design options.

Indeed, many institutional investors consider foundations and endowments to be the most successful long-term investors, noted Deirdre Nectow, director for business development at Cambridge Associates, a consultant to nonprofit groups.

Stephon Marbury, Zach Randolph and Curry were considered the foundation.

His work is also considered a foundation for the discovery of hepatitis viruses.

Soups and sauces have long been considered the foundation of culinary skill.

His Insect Physiology (1934) is often considered the foundation for this branch of entomology.

Gogol's Dead Souls and "The Overcoat" are considered the foundation of 19th-century Russian realism.

Until World War II, French farmers were considered the foundation of the French republic.