Sentence examples for ecological limitations from inspiring English sources

We seldom considered their biological profiles or whether they jibed well with the ecological limitations of a crowded planet.

"We're shaking loose viruses and dislodging them from their natural ecological limitations, places where they aren't very abundant and have competition, even within a single animal," Mr. Quammen said.

However, to be regionally well-integrated, the capacity of a biogas plant has to be compatible with the agricultural and ecological limitations of its surroundings [109].

The inclusion of institutional variables in the form of International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives membership, ISO 14001 implementation, and non-profit sector activity addresses the ecological limitations of the often used IPAT (impact = population × affluence × technology) approach.

These institutional variables are included to address the ecological limitations of the original framework, and take the form of International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI) membership, International Standards Organization 14001 (ISO 14001) certification, and the number of non-profit organizations registered within a city's administrative borders.

Our results suggest that site management can increase cottonwood and willow recruitment success from low-magnitude environmental flow events, an approach that can be applied in other portions of the Delta and to other human-impacted riparian systems across the world with similar ecological limitations.

This ecological limitation of dispersal is evident in igneus, which has also undergone a recorded northern range expansion.

We assessed the relations between ER visits and timing of high exposure in a manner of ecological analysis, limitations of which pose caution on our conclusions.

At the long-term ecological level, limitation would result in predictable changes in protein stoichiometry among species (see [ 2]).

Alternatively, at the short-term ecological level, limitation would result in predictable changes in protein stoichiometry among or even within individuals (see [ 20]).

10 04 is a novel that considers global trade, social inequality, ecological catastrophe, the limitations of a human's reproductive lifespan, and the passage and accumulation of time (the title references the moment the lightning strikes the clock tower in Back to the Future).