Sentence examples for ecological threshold from inspiring English sources

Smol, J. P. & Douglas, M. S. V. Crossing the final ecological threshold in high Arctic ponds.

Many ecosystems exhibit threshold behaviour, where periods of relative stability are punctuated by rapid transitions between alternate stable states when an ecological threshold, or tipping point, is reached.

In this study, nearly 56 km of coastal development in Enez – Kesan, located northern part of Saros Bay, is evaluated according to the ecological threshold analysis.

Land suitability analysis and ecological threshold methods based on GIS techniques are applied on one of the Egyptian new cities in a desert environment (i.e., El-Sadat City).

Minimum viable population (MVP), ecological threshold that specifies the smallest number of individuals in a species or population capable of persisting at a specific statistical probability level for a predetermined amount of time.

Emphasis on the nested-scales relations of incremental sustainability and sustainagility, in addition to the more commonly articulated ecological threshold perspective, helps identify key indicators that characterize unsustainability processes across countries and contexts.

These span a broad range: the historical legacies and species traits that determine community assemblages; food-web architectures; novel ecosystems; landscape and spatial ecology and animal movements; invasive species dynamics; ecology of disturbances; ecological thresholds and ecosystem resilience; and habitat restoration and recovery.

Clements, W. H., Vieira, N. K. M. & Sonderegger, D. L. Use of ecological thresholds to assess recovery in lotic ecosystems.

Assessing minimum habitat amounts, however, relies on identifying ecological thresholds in species' responses to landscape change.

Furthermore, the results revealed that Tehran has already overshot its ecological thresholds.

In doing so, soil ecosystem services can be preserved and critical ecological thresholds avoided.