Sentence examples for ecological interference from inspiring English sources

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Further we simplify the ecological interference by ignoring death as an organizing principle.

The presented model only incorporates the simplest possible ecological interference, namely limitation of disease spread when host is super-infected by a new diseases.

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Knowledge of ecological processes and biotic interference helps in understanding the stability of well-established plant communities as ecological, biotic and anthropogenic disturbances are prevalent all over the Himalaya (Singh and Singh 1991).

Ecological theory proposes that interference competition by a resident species should prevent invasion by a susceptible species irrespective of spatial structure (Adams and Traniello 1981; Doyle et al. 2003).

To restore a river polluted by human interference, we conducted an ecological restoration study from 2009 to 2011 on parts of the Yitong River, which is a typical non-point source polluted river in Northern China.

Permaculture (which is portmanteau word – PERMAnent + agriCULTURE) is ecologically balanced agriculture or ecological engineering and architecture of artificial super- productive ecosystem, which requires minimum of human interference and create minimum of negative environmental impact.

Early reflections, in particular from the ground (again a constant element in ecological environments of terrestrial animals), produce interferences with the direct sound that result in large frequency-dependent variations of ITD, especially at low frequencies (Gourévitch and Brette, 2012).

During their seven years in the coalition, the "realos," the realist wing of the Greens, prevailed while the "fundis," or fundamentalists, who were committed to pacifism, state interference and higher taxes to finance ecological and social policies, were marginalized.

Regardless of its value, mutual interference may have significant ramifications for ecological processes.

It has been hypothesized that in the southern Appalachians, where up to seven species of Desmognathus occur sympatrically [ 72], ecological boundaries between congeners are maintained by aggressive interference and predation [ 73- 78].

This suggests that acoustic signals have diverged primarily through drift in allopatric populations or through selection for non-interference in sympatric groups rather than ecological selection for different prey sizes.

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