Sentence examples for ecological consequence from inspiring English sources

Analyzing spatio-temporal characteristics of land use change is essential for understanding and assessing ecological consequence of urbanization.

For our high resolution data representing highly fragmented landscapes, indices were of limited utility in measuring pattern differences, and while reliable, were not valid for measuring differences in an ecological consequence: small mammal habitat.

Yet these things are of so little ecological consequence that the Earth will never notice.

The removal of large snapper as a predator on pelagic fishes and lesser predation on pelagic invertebrates is a major ecological consequence of the post WWII snapper fishery.

This has an important ecological consequence, since the duration of physiological activity of lichens is directly dependent on the ability of water in a habitat.

In contrast, reduced growth efficiencies among super-killers may be an ecological consequence of energetic costs associated with antibiotic production that limit population growth rates, rather than the diversity of metabolic pathways.

Evaluating the ecological consequences of environmental forcing is a critical contemporary issue in ecology.

But dams have serious ecological consequences.

"Of course we are worried about the ecological consequences.

The European Union Institute for Security Studies produced this issue brief last year on the ecological consequences for the South China Sea.

Politicians offer land to supporters and give permission to develop plantations with little thought for the human or ecological consequences.