Sentence examples for consistent ecosystem from inspiring English sources

Analysis must consider the full life cycle of energy systems, the territorial and international footprint, use a consistent ecosystem service framework that incorporates the value of both market and non-market goods, and consider the spatial and temporal dynamics of both the energy and environmental system.

Both Apple and Google have developed in-dash systems (CarPlay and Android Auto, respectively) that advertise consistent ecosystems to what you're already running on your phone.

This perspective is consistent with sustainability, ecosystem, and bioregional principles that recognize the importance of local response to local conditions.

This is also more consistent with the ecosystem approach, since the emphasis is on ecological scales that cross administrative boundaries, even though it is within a single sector.

Systems ecology is sufficiently developed today to offer a consistent theory about ecosystem function due to the contributions from a number of system ecologists during the last forty to fifty years.

There were consistent decreases in ecosystem C pools with decreasing ANPP, aboveground litterfall and rate of soil respiration in plantations relative to natural forests.

Large functional differences between species can lead to strong niche differentiation or facilitation, although these effects may not always be sufficient to result in strong overyielding or consistent increases in ecosystem function; diversity effects may, for example, depend on specific species combinations and environmental conditions [18].

Thus, the trends in Chla TN cannot be explained as an artifact from overestimating the exponent in the Chla TN relationship, and reflect, therefore, a functional change in the ecosystem, consistent within but also among regions.

Hydrologic condition, nutrient inputs, and nutrient cycling significantly influence the balance, speciation, and flux of C from wetland ecosystems consistent with the hypothesized subsidy-stress model proposed by Odum et al. 1979 for wetland vegetation.

In contrast to the patterns between horizons, we did not find consistent patterns between ecosystems that would point at a systematic change in soil N dynamics along the latitudinal transect.

However, the notion has never been applied in a comprehensive and consistent way to anthropized ecosystems while most ecosystems are indeed anthropized.