Sentence examples for ecological examples from inspiring English sources

The notion is applied to economic and ecological examples and generalised for stochastic sets.

A number of biological and ecological examples are used to illustrate the concepts and modeling techniques across a wide range of systems, from gene regulatory networks to ant colonies to food webs.

Ecological examples include: schoolchildren attending the same school, workers of a plantation or mine without appropriate sanitation facilities.

For ecological examples, the normative question might be: How close to 'optimum' β-diversity is a given population?

Non-human species offer many ecological engineering examples that are often beneficial to ecosystem function and other biota.

This chronicle can be looked at in ecological terms for example, how nearshore and offshore marine communities have changed through time, or how mammals and their relatives have competed for dominance with reptile groups on land.

With respect to endocrine-related ecological effects, specific case examples from the peer-reviewed literature of marine invertebrates and representatives of the five classes of vertebrates are presented and discussed.

IFOAM states that "this principle roots organic agriculture within living ecological systems...for example, in the case of crops this is the living soil; for animals it is the farm ecosystem; for fish and marine organisms, the aquatic environment".

Overall, we find that when deciding about the contract length economic parameters (for example the budget size where high budgets favour long contract lengths) and ecological parameters (for example species colonisation rates where high rates favour short contract lengths) need to be considered.

Recombination is therefore clearly conditioned by ecology, but conversely it is probable that recombination often drives ecological changes, for example by allowing favourable innovations to be exchanged by separate lineages adapting to a same lifestyle [ 3, 6].

Thus, for transgenic biofeedstock crops a more holistic effects characterization considers the harm arising from direct effects (dose-response) as well as broader ecological metrics (an example being indirect effects on herbivory for the case of Bt crops [ 31]).