Sentence examples for drivers of such change from inspiring English sources

A monitoring protocol is now required, which measures changes in the large tree component, as well as identifying ecological drivers of such change.

Population growth and reduction of land productivity are the drivers of such changes.

Potential drivers of such changes in the epigenetic landscape of aged HSCs include proliferative history, DNA damage, and deregulation of key epigenetic enzymes and complexes.

This adds weight to the hypothesis that evolutionary changes are responsible for a part of the phenotypic change observed in the wild and that fishing is the primary driver of such changes.

Although the results of this study suggest that heat-related mortality risk has decreased in several countries, the drivers of such a change still need to be identified.

Processes are sequences of such changes.

By this means, uncertainties concerning future states of drivers of change such as increasing technical efficiency, demographic changes in Austria, or developments in agricultural policy are avoided.

Results also showed a cyclical dynamism as well as a reversal in habitat dominance, which may be the result of complex interactions between plant habitats and several environmental drivers of change such as species interactions, and hydrological changes induced by sea-level rise, in addition to temperature and precipitation effects.

Owing to the practical and fundamental difficulties in detecting genetic change and drivers of such change in the wild, complementary approaches have been invaluable in determining the scope for fisheries-induced evolution and the mechanisms involved.

Contextualization and integration have been key drivers of such approaches.

It has been demonstrated that drivers of environmental change, such as climate change, can alter the composition and balance of networks (Tylianakis et al., 2008), including plant pollinator networks (Rathke & Jules, 1993; Memmott et al., 2007).