Sentence examples for corresponding biodiversity from inspiring English sources

First, the motivations and value systems and their corresponding biodiversity aspects or entities have to be defined.

Conventional vegetation classification and mapping approaches are based on discrete arbitrary classes which do not capture gradual changes in forest type (and corresponding biodiversity and ecosystem services values) from site to site.

Two primary hypotheses have been proposed to explain such richness and the corresponding biodiversity gradients moving away from those regions: the center of origin (CO) hypothesis, introduced by Darwin as "centers of creation" [ 9], proposes that species originate in the center and disperse to the periphery, and the high central diversity arises through in-situ speciation [ 10].

Take an issue like biodiversity.

Many samples are not being properly identified, which leads to a corresponding underestimation of biodiversity [417], [418].

On the other hand, Williams et al. (2002) found that freshwater pond mesocosms showed lower biodiversity than corresponding natural ponds.

E. O. Wilson (1988) sees "biodiversity" as corresponding to a dramatic transformation for biologists from a "bits and pieces" approach to a much more holistic approach.

This potentially indicates the presence of a 'Lagerstätten effect', corresponding to a better sampling of biodiversity in one time bin relative to another (see below).

The findings have implications for the interpretation of self-reported data corresponding to measured behaviour when judging the biodiversity of a forest landscape.

They argue that treating biodiversity as one composite property corresponding to global values is not helpful, and is a consequence of the fact that "the global consensus is that of wealthy countries" (2002, p. 89).

However, surprisingly our results indicate that there is no corresponding gradient for most components of benthic biodiversity (e.g., number of species and ES 100); Figure 2).