Sentence examples for ecological applications from inspiring English sources

The study was published in the journal Ecological Applications.

"Cleared slopes are actually more like forests than graded slopes," said Jennifer W. Burt, the lead author of the study, published in last month's issue of Ecological Applications.

A study published in the journal Ecological Applications in January projected that, owing to climate change, the Joshua tree's range will shrink by as much as ninety per cent by the end of the century.

In a paper to be published this month in the journal Ecological Applications, the researchers report repeat sightings of many individual sharks from year to year, suggesting that the shark population, in that part of the ocean at least, is healthy.

Last year, new research in the journal Ecological Applications and elsewhere showed that the pika, a thick-furred, rabbitlike animal that takes refuge from the sun in piles of stones, was moving upslope at about 160 yards a decade and that in the past decade it had experienced a fivefold rise in local extinctions, the term used when a local population forever disappears.

The results are expected to be published online in Ecological Applications this week.

Here we compare rectangular and hexagonal grids for ecological applications.

This methodology may offer useful insights for other biological and ecological applications.

Spring peeper tadpoles were not as dramatically affected, he reports in the April issue of Ecological Applications.

Asner hopes to expand the ecological applications of 3D scanners, with the aim of one day using this technology to create the world's first 3D animal mapping.

At present, simulations of climate change available from global climate models [GCMs] require downscaling for hydrologic or ecological applications.