Sentence examples for constrained species from inspiring English sources

The dimension reduction using RCCE is performed by specifying a set of represented (constrained) species, which in this study is selected using a new Greedy Algorithm with Local Improvement (GALI) (based on the greedy algorithm).

Two approaches are suggested for dealing with water quality initial conditions and species periodicity: (1) repetitive cyclical simulation (RCS), and (2) cyclical constrained species (CCS).

Secondly, the constrained species discovery in this study probably reflects both the intensity of prior taxonomic work on Lepidoptera and their flamboyant phenotypes.

However, neither the statistical significance of this reduction nor its causes have been previously explored using phylogenetically constrained species-level data or within an analytical framework that could assess speciation mode.

To assess the mechanism behind Late Devonian speciation reduction, speciation rates were calculated within stratigraphically constrained species-level phylogenetic hypotheses for three representative clades and mode of speciation at cladogenetic events was assessed across four clades in three phyla: Arthropoda, Brachiopoda, and Mollusca.

We encourage ecologists to consider how phenotypic integration will constrain species responses to environmental change.

Since not controlled by humans, ancient invasions are facilitated the by the collapse of barriers that normally constrain species ranges.

Conservation biologists and ecologists often make use of models to identify important biotic and abiotic factors that constrain species distributions for conservation decisions to be taken.

Data are presented here from a survey of 69 shingle ERS across England and Wales and used to establish which factors were important in constraining species assemblages.

In effect, the "niche" is a stable distribution environment relationship that constrains species' geographic potential, although the degree to which niches characterize species versus the populations that make them up (Peterson and Holt 2003) can certainly be debated, given the universal possibility of local adaptation in broadly distributed species (Kawecki and Ebert 2004).

This is the driving principle constraining species diets in the cascade model [15].