Sentence examples for ecological observation from inspiring English sources
NEON bills itself as "a continental-scale ecological observation platform for understanding and forecasting the impacts of climate change, land use change, and invasive species on ecology".
Parasites are more amenable to genetic analysis and manipulation than predators, but parasites are less amenable to ecological observation.
However, our findings are consistent with the ecological observation that a female preponderance in obesity disappears with economic development [55].
Based on the uncertainties inherent in this type of ecological observation, all formal analyses were based on individual-level data.
Since more fructose has appeared in the US food supply, the rate of increase of type-2 diabetes has fallen (Livesey 2008, unpublished ecological observation).
After testing for the effect of several other infections, only the prevalence of malaria was higher in the worst affected community, an ecological observation that led to the suggestion that co-infection with malaria may exacerbate hepatosplenic morbidity associated with schistosome infection [ 9].
As a result, ecological observations of the two must now be disentangled.
The stories of the ecology of whale falls and the evolution of Janirid isopods will remain incomplete until detailed species surveys, taxonomic revisions and ecological observations are done.
Here the whaling industry stands in for any number of modern counterparts — and by the end of the book Cave makes the analogy more explicit, offering modern-sounding ecological observations about "the storms we've had, the floods, the strange kinds of hail and rain, the thunder unseasonal in midwinter, the snow in spring".
The productivity, estimated by the model for each habitat, compared well with published estimates and with generally accepted ecological observations.
As far as vitamin D is concerned, a causal association of vitamin D deficiency with various diseases was initially suggested by some epidemiological and ecological observations.
