Sentence examples for ecologically constrained from inspiring English sources

Finally, I would propose replacing many of the current games at the Olympics with ones that are relevant for our ecologically constrained future.

We can speculate that there was greater niche overlap between the newly migrated and endemic marsupials while Rattus was not so ecologically constrained.

If the 1.7% average carbohydrate content of the 8 species of small vertebrate prey listed by Eisert (2011) is representative, then feral cats would be ecologically constrained from achieving an intake of 12% carbohydrate even if this did reflect an artificially selected dietary preference.

59 The Sahara Desert covers the majority of the northern parts of the Sudan ecologically constraining malaria transmission in this area.

As seasonal food scarcity was not reflected by feeding competition, L. leucopus is ecologically more constrained by food quality than quantity.

Lack of metabolic robustness constrained lineage's metabolic explorations to the immediate biochemical vicinity of their ecologically distinct dietary carotenoids, whereas gains of robustness repeatedly resulted in sustained elongation of metabolic pathways on evolutionary time scales and corresponding color elaboration.

The use of more ecologically valid stimuli, investigations of real mate choice (or, perhaps more practically, "mate choice" constrained by the researchers, such as in "speed dating" studies), and cross-cultural evidence from outside of Western/postindustrial populations would strengthen claims in this area considerably.

Customers were constrained.

"Governments are politically constrained".

Investment must be constrained.

"I won't be constrained".