Sentence examples for ecological scale from inspiring English sources

Findings indicate that identifying spatial predictors of WIPs depends on site-specific factors and the ecological scale of the predictor.

Statistical thermodynamics is used as a springboard for some analogies that are similarly used to leap into the ecological scale.

On the ecological scale of an organism, a homogeneous geographical landscape can represent a mosaic of heterogeneous landscapes.

The findings establish a broad socio-ecological context for natural resource studies at more magnified levels of ecological scale at which more specific hypotheses can be designed and tested.

To address this challenge, multi-scale models are proposed, which integrate metabolic information available from high-throughput experiments with the ecological scale of the interactions between multiple species and the process scale of bioreactors.

There is, especially in precision agriculture, an increasing demand world over for affordable sensors for in situ (field deployable) soil quality assessment (SQA) applicable at an ecological scale due to the interplay between soil quality and environmental degradation.

Our analyses were conducted at two separate ecological scales.

Superimposed on these physical scales is a set of ecological scales expressed by aquatic organisms.

Here we identify a range of mechanisms underpinning the resilience of ecosystem functions across three ecological scales.

The chapter presents a modeling framework for Caribbean reefs that appears to have some explanatory power at local ecological scales.

A significant challenge in ecological studies has been defining scales of observation that correspond to the relevant ecological scales for organisms or processes of interest.