Sentence examples for ecological preconditions from inspiring English sources

The epidemiological transition might appear as a spatial diffusion of diseases, but is rather the outcome of changing ecological preconditions for disease and disease determinants.

We argue that the large difference between the two regions is due to a combination of different historical developments and ecological preconditions: Namibian resource users have a longer experience in cooperative resource management and intact traditional norms.

Especially determining the ecological preconditions for such cooperative communities has received much attention.

However, doing so requires extensive understanding of husbandry practices, ecological preconditions, human risk behaviors, and the modes of transmission for swine-associated zoonoses.

We know from general ecological theory on the effects of grazing and from invasive species literature that certain preconditions should be met for strategically applied grazing to be a benefit for management (Wiess 1999; Lunt et al. 2007; Cox and Allen 2008; Davies et al. 2009; Firn et al. 2010).

This amount of geographical isolation already had a significant effect on the genetic integrity of hybrid species, and with sufficiently strong fertility and ecological selection, more extreme isolation (e.g. founder events) would not be a necessary precondition for strong genetic isolation.

A precondition for comprehensive groundwater protection is thus the assessment of the biological and ecological state.

Attachment theory [ 4, 5] along with an ecological, transactional perspective [ 7, 9] and Stern's theories of development in infancy [ 16] and of preconditions for treatment [ 17, 18] provide the theoretical foundation employed at these centres.

What preconditions do exist?

"We have no preconditions".

Iraq and cash-for-honours were preconditions.