Sentence examples for ecological cues from inspiring English sources

The Mekong fish depend on the ecological cues that the natural flow has always provided for the stages of their life cycle, and many of them can't cope with the new artificial regime.

Animals may prefer an artificial habitat over natural habitats if it mimics the set of ecological cues which signify a good quality habitat, despite other ecological processes rendering the habitat of low quality and leading to poorer reproduction or survival.

The sensitivity of numerous metabolic pathways to ecological cues makes our species vulnerable to manipulative globalized economic forces.

Importantly, many relevant ecological cues act on growth and physique, with adiposity responding as a counterbalancing risk management strategy.

Other ecological cues may be equally important, such as the presence of coalitional warfare or resource scarcity, which might increase the negative sentiments elicited by newcomers (Sosis et al. 2007).

The aim of this article is to discuss adipose tissue and its associated metabolism as a flexible 'risk management' strategy, to understand how it is sensitive to a wide variety of ecological cues, and why it is an active endocrine tissue.

There is some data, though not related to spatial hearing, that ecological visual cues play a very important role in patients with unilateral cochlear implants (CI) helping them to restore the auditory modality.

And each system is functionally flexible, being highly sensitive to specific ecological and dispositional cues that signal greater vulnerability to the relevant threat.

Thus, increased understanding of plant responses to environmental input and to endogenous temporal cues has ecological and agricultural importance.

This plasticity enables mares to time their reproductive cycling according to ecological, sociological, and physiological cues.

The strategies also took into account elements of the ecological model by providing cues on individual choice and signaling in the physical and social environments, both aspects of the ecological theory.