Sentence examples for ecological restructuring from inspiring English sources

Overall, ocean oxygenation and/or ecological restructuring of ecosystems may have driven biologic turnover over time.

This in turn resulted in ecological restructuring through the elimination of the wooded savannas and preferred arboreal habits on which the giant subfossil lemurs depended.

The study, described yesterday in Entomology Today, shows how an invasive species can restructure ecological relationships.

The smooth implementation of urban rural coordination development can be achieved by allocating the rational scale of urban rural construction land, optimizing city town village spatial system, improving the efficiency of urban rural land utilization and restructuring urban rural production, living and ecological spaces.

But we do know that epigenetic changes have a profound influence on genome restructuring activities, and the same ecological challenges and stresses lead to high levels of both epigenetic and genetic variability.

The paper discusses how these issues emerged as being of significance both within social science studies of gentrification, rural restructuring and landscape studies and also within ecological analysis of village space.

Policy inspired by the SDGs will demand a restructuring of the global economy to focus on reducing ecological footprints and inequalities, cancelling debt for poor nations, as well as incentivising the transfer of innovative technologies.

In the restructuring plan the urban water chain/cycle was integrated into an ecological water management approach.

It is also debated whether abandoned areas were reoccupied by people from a different genetic background and whether this occurred from a Central Arctic ecological "core area" or regional "core areas" into which human populations retreated and restructured before expanding again into periodically refurbished marginal zones (20, 34).

It describes how a passive restructuring dismantled much of the research and extension infrastructure in Kazakhstan and how earlier ecological perspectives on pest control, often not recognized in the Western literature, were abandoned and replaced by short-term strategies based on imported technologies, basically pesticides.

Despite its potential for improving the regional and local ecological environments, the sustainability of the project is affected by several socio-economic factors, including the readjustment of economic restructure and the economic compensation and employment of local farmers and herdsmen.