Sentence examples for ecological constraint from inspiring English sources

The main implication of this finding for our work is that the fitness value of rope building has to do with some ecological constraint(s) shared by these ecologically diverse cyanobacteria.

PEMs combine the meteorological constraint of available sunlight reaching a site with the ecological constraint of the amount of leaf-area absorbing that solar energy, avoiding many complexities of carbon balance theory [11].

Since the cold ecological constraint has been removed they have killed over 864,000 acres of white spruce.

These observations underscore the role that ecological constraint play in the evolution of pathogens.

Equivalent data from other ecological settings are lacking and, under greater ecological constraint, heritability might well be lower.

Ecological constraint due to climatic changes would have then reinforced the B-C split occurred long before.

There are also powerful ecological constraints on whether young disperse to new territories.

"Not only genes are inherited from ancestors, also environmental conditions and ecological constraints.

An age of ecological constraints means infinite economic expansion cannot continue forever, so some measure of redistribution is clearly necessary.

The aircraft would have three different forms of propulsion in order to eliminate noise problems and meet future ecological constraints.

Its scientific roots were in geography and philology, and it was concerned with the study of cultural traditions and with adaptations to local ecological constraints rather than with universal human histories.