Sentence examples for ecologically appropriate from inspiring English sources
Such rapid change from direct development to diapause may reflect high ecological importance of diapause for C. costata larvae: missing the diapause entry at ecologically appropriate time (under short days signalling for coming winter) would mean strongly decreased chance for winter survival (risking the loss of life).
The pieces are constructed in Maine from Pennsylvania cherry trees, although, on request, the Mosers will use another species if they deem the choice aesthetically and ecologically appropriate.
On the other hand, more ecologically appropriate research — studying a dog's response to yellow snow — has found that dogs spend less time sniffing their own urine than the urine of others.
It is this deliberate act to engage the sensual that is needed in creating culturally and ecologically appropriate novel ecosystems.
Previous remote sensing approaches have lacked the temporal or spatial resolution, or ecologically appropriate mapping, to fully address this issue.
The problem is that ecologically appropriate landscapes are not always compatible with the needs of local residents or land owners.
The guidelines formulated should characterize drought reserves, transhumance corridors and water points and include socio-ecologically appropriate principles for their management.
As such, the program was designed to be ecologically valid, age appropriate, and parent-involved.
The paper suggests that product designers can support and encourage those already active or interested in orienting their consumption habits towards more sustainable solutions by envisioning appropriate ecologically and socially responsible product alternatives.
Therefore, some detrimental factors that seem to suppress the pest population buildup in autumn were suggested, and recommended for additional studies so as to design appropriate ecologically sound control measures.
The fossil record of Ambystoma tigrinum we used spans an ecologically relevant timescale appropriate for understanding population and community response to projected climatic change.
