Sentence examples for ecological variations from inspiring English sources

The ecological variations result in asymmetric distribution of carbon stocks.

The vast grazing areas that were available to them were characterised by important ecological variations, making some grazing areas more suitable for particular types of livestock.

Most studies on forest biomass in tropical regions have been carried out using remote sensing technology, which provides wall-to-wall and consistent estimates across spatial, temporal and ecological variations (Avitabile et al. 2016; Halperin et al. 2016).

Here, the first attempt for the establishment of a NOR for E. albidus gene expression was made which represents a naturally varying ecological window – this contributes for the discrimination between stress responses and natural ecological variations in soil studies.

The differences in ZER content in the plant are not due to geographic or ecological variations but instead because of differences in ZER chemotype [ 3].

It would be interesting to determine whether such differences in MYH14 and miR-499 are related to physiological and ecological variations among teleost fish species.

The complexity in phenotypic variation found here, encourages future studies that aim at partitioning phenotypic variation into independent contributions of ecology, phylogenetic inertia, and phylogenetically structured ecological variation, as proposed for higher taxon levels [ 48].

The trail features considerable ecological variation from north to south, with five distinct portions containing different plants, animals, climate, and geology.

The distribution of climates, topography, and soils that has produced the zones and ecological variation of Australian vegetation has also been reflected in the distribution of animal life.

Understanding and predicting how such features are governed by the ecological variation of landscape they inhabit is the central goal of spatial epidemiology.

The underlying issue is that the conceptualisation of space in most spatial analysis methods is in reference to a two-dimensional plane when, in reality, topographic relief structures much of the ecological variation in plant and animal communities.