Sentence examples for ecological plausibility from inspiring English sources

In the preceding sections, we attempted to address ecological plausibility despite uncertainty regarding identification of donor and recipient.

This illustrates the ecological plausibility of progenitors of mitochondria being ectosymbiotic bacteria that entered into a metabolic mutualism with the progenitor of the host cell.

It has also been pointed out that the identification of putative transfer events is greatly strengthened by ecological plausibility [ 45, 46], which in simple terms means that the candidate organisms should at least have overlapping environmental ranges, thus enabling interaction.

Observational skills are also stressed in a curricular project in which life sciences undergraduates examine not only the ecological plausibility of artworks (e.g., of Henri Rousseau's The Equatorial Jungle) but also the artistic form of ecological models (Kangas, 1998).

Interestingly, Pfenninger and Nowak [ 29] demonstrated conductivity in general and CaCO3 concentrations in particular to be significantly correlated to the relative abundance of C. piger and C. riparius, with the latter preferring lower concentrations, thus lending ecological plausibility to PMCA3 as a candidate gene for positive selection.

19 Even if our inference level is ecological (that is, we want to determine the effectiveness of an health policy at an aggregate level), the plausibility of our ecological associations rely in part on individual level associations: the increasing survival of individuals due to FHP healthcare.

Where was the plausibility?

Questions of plausibility arise.

On occasion, Williams stretches plausibility.

Ecologists proposed ecological ones.

(See also Amazon River: Ecological concerns).