Sentence examples for ecological substitute from inspiring English sources

The smaller gape and more omnivorous diet of the introduced birds together with their diet, as observed in this study and others (Wu et al. 2014), suggest that these species are an incomplete ecological substitute for Omao.

SUVA 9000 belongs to the group of refrigerants referred to as ecological which are substitutes for chlorofluorocarbon refrigerants.

Recycling of waste LCD glass not only offers an economical substitute for aggregates, but also an ecological alternative for waste management.

Thus even in population biology there is in the end no substitute for ecological fitness and no way to dispense with its services to the theory of natural selection.

Moreover, the past has witnessed several cases in which chemicals were banned for one reason, such as ecological impacts, but got substituted by chemicals with other problems, i.e., occupational health effects (e.g., the market introduction of n-hexane/acetone based brake cleaning products due to air quality rules in California in 1990 (61)).

We anticipate that other terpenoids can substitute for the ecological role of DMNT, depending on the plant species.

In sites where there isn't a native that fits that particular ecological niche, non-natives can be substituted as long as they are not considered invasive.

Several fluorescent or luminescent organisms with biological, chemical, and ecological diversity have been proposed as substitutes for use in new imaging and diagnostic technologies.

One of these scenarios shows how much the ecological pressure changes when natural gas is substituted with biomethane produced from these catch crops.

As discussed by Robinson in 1950, ecological correlations cannot be validly used as substitutes for individual correlations [22].

Substituting individual consumption data with ecological nutrient intake data to examine a nutrition transition is problematic, because an association observed between variables at a group level may not represent an association that exists at an individual level.