Sentence examples for ecological merits from inspiring English sources
I was skeptical of the ecological merits of shipping potting soil via FedEx, but I thought that surely those emissions would be counteracted by my über-local vegetable bounty.
"Hybrid cars have a better reputation than their ecological performance merits".
One ecological study, however, merits consideration because its findings were considered by some as countering the linear no-threshold models that had been applied to the miner data.
Each species possesses unique qualities that merit ecological and economical interest.
Main study objectives were (a) to assess the density, spatial distribution, and size class structure of C. guianensis in these two forest types and (b) to use patterns of abundance, distribution and demographic structure to help infer key demographic stages or ecological variables that merit special focus for management.
Non-genetic aspects included threats (e.g. low population size, low preferences by farmers) and current merits (economic, ecological and cultural merits).
Whether these similarities are due to reproductive strategy-dependent fitness advantages, availability of the appropriate photosynthetic partner or fine-scale ecological niches remains unknown and merits future investigation.
If this final project cannot be recognized truly as an ecological engineering project, it has the merit of being a compromise between various partnerships which have been debating for more than a century.
Despite the fact that such a situation would not necessarily occur in an ecological context, our work has the merit of potentially establishing a new protocol for aversive learning in bees, which could be further developed.
Although solar energy can undoubtedly contribute to global deep decarbonization and mitigation of climate change through emissions reductions, the potential for ecological impacts from large installations on the ground merits further discussion.
Overall, we conclude that ants merit monitoring based on their inherent ecological qualities, independent of any "indicator" attributes they might have.
