Sentence examples for dispersal properties from inspiring English sources

We show that ignoring distance-dependency of survival leads to ecologically unrealistic parameter estimates, questionable seed dispersal properties and biased sapling density predictions at the landscape level.

Using a simulation model, it was analysed how density regulation interacts with dispersal properties (composed of density-dependent emigration, dispersal range and mortality) and landscape dynamics (patch destruction and regeneration) to affect the persistence of metapopulations.

This relationship is also dependent on dispersal properties of the cells in the regions considered.

Differences in distance decays of similarity may be caused by several environmental factors, taxa related characteristics such as dispersal properties of the species, spatial configuration, extent, and grain size [ 14, 17, 20].

Here, we attempt to identify preferred dispersal pathway properties for the common lizard in a large-scale laboratory experiment, by examining movement tendencies across various physical channels, which we use as a proxy for dispersal propensity.

Toraja society prohibits marriage between close cousins (up to and including the third cousin)—except for nobles, to prevent the dispersal of property.

We investigated the potential effects of density-dependent dispersal on the properties of periodic travelling waves predicted by two coupled reaction diffusion models: a commonly used predator prey model, and a general model of cyclic trophic interactions.

Some of the notes discuss how life is no longer worth living, some blame others for their death, some give instructions for the dispersal of their property, some claim to be possessed by demons, etc.

The trustees received input from the actor's wife and children regarding the dispersal of his property.

However, in general very little is known to date about the optimal properties of dispersal pathways and functional connectivity, and even less about the preferences of dispersers for a particular property.

Watson also tells me of jobs that will appear that don't currently exist, jobs like a digital executor who, "will carry out directions for the dispersal of our digital property and manage peoples' digital identities after death".