Sentence examples for ecological description from inspiring English sources
Therefore, rare species (n < 10) were included in the group that most resembled the ecological description of the species as reported in the literature.
It provides a visual interface — Visual Programming Interface of Digital Ecological Model (DEMVPI) for ecologists to 'write' and record the models in an interpretation language — Ecological Description Language of Digital Ecological Model (DEMEDL).
While PNC has been proposed as an evolutionary principle, this perspective may arise from focus on a small number of ecological characteristics or a biased sample thereof, while our ecological description of species niches is likely to capture most aspects of climatic requirements, habitat selection and trophic habits.
Guide-lines for what constitutes appropriate or publishable ecological descriptions are discussed here.
Early ecological descriptions of barrier island dune landscapes recognized the importance of biogeomorphic feedbacks and thresholds.
We anticipate that range conservationists and others actively working in rangeland evaluation can use this application to develop and update ecological site descriptions and state-and-transition models from a remotely sensed perspective.
Table 1 Sustainability assessment methods Method Description Ecological footprint This method propose to calculate the integral index, based on determination of the amount of land required to support the population's activities.
Studies with less than four MUM patients, ecological design, without description of objective response assessment and studies not reporting ORR were excluded from meta-analysis (Fig. 1).
Such studies suggest the value of SRAP applications in broader, ecological contexts, including description of the evolutionary interactions between microbes and their hosts.
A hierarchical classification, vegetation map, description and ecological interpretation of the plant communities of the Tembe Elephant Park and surrounding areas are presented.
It therefore reappears easily even in those with some basic scientific training; for example, in descriptions of ecological balance ("fungi grow in forests to help decomposition") or species survival ("finches diversified in order to survive"; Kelemen and Rosset 2009).
