Sentence examples for ecological coverage from inspiring English sources

Historically, forest resource management activities informed by decision support systems, have largely relied on field measurements, often with sparse geographical, temporal, and ecological coverage.

These were the only species that we were able to obtain in sufficient numbers for this analysis but they provide good phylogenetic and ecological coverage (for example, deep- versus shallow-water predators) across the Perissodini.

Because, it has immense positive contribution for increasing natural forest coverage, ecological succession, reducing natural resource degradation, increase the availability of fuelwood and earning cash income and then reduce pressure of using dung for domestic fuel source.

Our results indicate that overall, 5% coverage with Ecological Focus Area is insufficient to improve the living conditions of the brown hare to a necessary degree.

When the coverage of ecological land exceeded 70% (25 km2) of the total land area, the cooling efficiency of this landscape type was relatively obvious, and the shape index and fragmentation index of landscape configuration both had a significantly positive correlation (0.594 and 0.510 Pearson's coefficients, respectively) with average land surface temperature.

The objective of the current study was to analyse the ecological association between DTP immunisation coverage and SIDS incidence in the United States over several decades.

GARP is an evolutionary-computing method that builds models based on non-random associations between known occurrence points for species and sets of GIS coverages describing the ecological landscape.

GARP is an evolutionary-computing method that builds ENMs based on non-random associations between known occurrence points for species and sets of GIS coverages describing the ecological landscape.

We discuss a software tool called Hapler, which is designed specifically for low-diversity, low-coverage data such as ecological samples derived from natural populations.

Deficiencies in boundary design and area coverage or inadequate protection and ecological management [21], [22] could account for the losses.

For the conservationists I interviewed, coconut coverage should be reduced for ecological reasons: a return to an imagined pre-human environment in which biodiversity flourishes.