Sentence examples for ecologically favourable from inspiring English sources
Based on the idea of an agglomeration bonus we consider a scheme in which land-owners only receive payments if habitats are arranged in an ecologically favourable configuration.
Thus, it can be proposed that when ecologically favourable mutations in the pericentromeric "speciation islands" started to appear, the processes of ecological divergence and speciation arrived at a turning point.
Maasailand is mostly semi-arid, and most households had limited access to agro-ecologically favourable sites.
Those estimates vary greatly: some model suggest 10 000 generations may be sufficient for the emergence of ecologically differentiated species under favourable conditions [ 5, 72], or possibly much faster [ 60, 73].
Under favourable conditions, some black coral species form dense aggregations to the point of becoming ecologically dominant.
Favourable climatic conditions are thought to have been a determining factor in the persistence of an ecologically meta-stable relationship between human societies and their natural environment.
"We're ecologically clean".
It is ecologically dense.
He was ecologically prophetic.
"They're ecologically significant.
"They're ecologically sound.
