Sentence examples for ecological prominence from inspiring English sources

Spiders (Araneae) are a genome resource poor arthropod order, despite their taxonomic and ecological prominence.

The conservation of biodiversity has gained prominence in ecological research for the last decades.

The study of long-term historical trends in material flows has gained some prominence in Ecological Economics since the first studies for Austria and the United Kingdom were published as part of a special section in 2002.

As a result of growing environmental attentiveness and the prominence placed on an ecological society in agreement with the global environment, biosurfactants of microbial origin have recently been recommended to substitute chemically synthesized surface active agents.

In curbing physical inactivity, as behavioural interventions directed at individuals have not produced a population-level change, an ecological perspective called active living research has gained prominence.

Officials recommended the scheme was turned down as its scale, siting and prominence would "result in demonstrable harm to the landscape character, visual, ecological and historical qualities" of the area.

Our simulations focus on only cod and seals, excluding other abundant fish species in the Baltic foodweb (e. g., sprat, herring), partly because of the prominence of cod and seals in local biodiversity and ecosystem management policies and partly because of their strong ecological roles within the upper part of the Baltic foodweb.

Variations in the growth properties and derivatives of these prominences have been a major factor driving vertebrate evolution and the expansion of vertebrate species into disparate ecological niches.

They long for prominence.

They equate prominence with frequency.

Fame brought him political prominence.