Sentence examples for consistent niche from inspiring English sources

A combo guard with a passable but unreliable jumper and little in the way of playmaking instincts, Bradley struggled during his rookie season to find a consistent niche.

Still, he has never found a consistent niche or the right dealer.

The three scenarios entertained in the Introduction were that (1) patterns for resprouters but not reseeders are consistent with niche differentiation; (2) patterns for reseeders but not resprouters are consistent with niche differentiation; (3) there are no differences in patterns between resprouters and reseeders.

These observations are consistent with niche conservatism driving genetic isolation in A. transcaspicus, where diverging lineages possess adaptations to a recently shared environment and will tend to occur in ecologically similar areas separated by unsuitable habitat [5].

The results provide greatest support for scenario 2, with reseeders, but not resprouters, showing patterns of phylogenetic and phenotypic repulsion consistent with niche differentiation.

Ecological segregation between M and S is consistent with niche expansion into marginal habitats by chromosomal inversion variants during early lineage divergence; presumably, this process is promoted by inter-karyotype competition in the higher-quality core habitat.

High metabolic diversity (Falb et al. 2008) and the taxonomically patchy distribution of traits such as gas vesicle formation and flagella (Bolhuis et al. 2006; Hartman et al. 2010) among the haloarchaea is consistent with niche specialization.

The distributions of these species within this region provided by these two sources were thus consistent with the niche models of Figure 2. In Southeast Africa and Madagascar the niche models again correspond closely to expert-based distributions.

This is consistent with the niche models of Figure 2 in which these three species are shown to possess extremely high relative probabilities of occurrence within this region.

Here we use such manipulative experiments, conducted in the wild, to test for patterns consistent with the niche dimensionality hypothesis in taxon pairs of herbivorous Timema walking-stick insects.

Although tree growth is generally consistent with species niche differentiation, soil-plant feedbacks can have a greater influence on growth than species-specific differences at the ecosystem level [29], [30] and yield convergent signals such as the ones observed here.