Sentence examples for ecological scope from inspiring English sources
In general, the ecological scope of IAVs consists of the spatial distribution and the infected host range.
Still, the new play "On the Levee," which opened on Monday night at the Duke on 42nd Street as part of Lincoln Center Theater's LCT3 series, manages to manufacture so little compelling drama from a historic natural disaster that neither the ecological scope nor the human cost comes through with much force or clarity.
"This work extends the ecological scope of work on male testosterone and competition," he says.
More research is necessary to expand the geographical and ecological scope of our knowledge concerning Thuja occidentalis, particularly at more southern and disjunct sites.
The book tends to represent the array of all major European aquatic systems on the broadest geographical and ecological scope possible from fully saline seas, semi-enclosed brackish water bodies and coastallagoons to freshwater lakes, major river systems and waterways.
Most studies examining T. occidentalis ecology and growth come from northern portions of the range, so more research is necessary to increase the geographical and ecological scope of our knowledge, particularly at more southern and disjunct sites.
The "Ring," for its part, lets no one escape blame for a catastrophe that is ecological in scope, as Patrice Chéreau's great 1976 production at Bayreuth made clear.
To obtain the key patches in GI network, we conceptualized patches and merged them within the same ecological radiation scope.17 patches and 9 corridors were selected as the key components of GI network in Xuzhou urban area.
During the review period, Rapa Nui indigenous politics were principally political ecological in scope; they involved struggles to control cultural and material resources and ancestral territory and to regulate island population growth.
224 pp. ISBN: 1-58829-348-3, $99.50 Ecological InformaticScopeope, Techniques and Applications Friedrich Recknagel, ed.
Adequately capturing the predictably of phenotypic change required for evolutionarily informed conservation actions will require well-replicated studies of broad taxonomic, ecological, and geographic scope to uncover historically contingent influences on evolutionary trajectories.
