Sentence examples for ecologically i from inspiring English sources

Given the importance of bees, both economically and ecologically, I cannot understand our government's stance on neonicotinoids.

In fact, ecologically I am hyper-conservative (meaning super-Green), and I am one of the authors of the King of Sweden's recent Bönhamn declaration on attitudes to climate change.

I like to think I'd be doing society a favor by remaining childless: ecologically, I'm less of a burden (limiting my consumer consumption to myself), and economically, I'm more productive.

Ecologically, (i) the highlands (500 1,000 m altitude) and (ii) lowlands (<500 m) of the Pacific region are subtropical and tropical humid rainforest, respectively.

1D) "…there is no evidence that any of the agonists or antagonists identified in silico are better (higher affinity) or more likely to be the true biologically relevant ligands for these receptors than those identified in small chemical libraries based on ecologically reasoning (i.e., the training set)." We agree with the critique.

While this may suggest that future research should shift toward less well studied but more "toxic" compounds, particular care needs to be taken with these conclusions because many effects studies on aquatic "ecosystems" have been undertaken using ecologically unrealistic (i.e., single species) laboratory experiments.

Fourth, there is no evidence that any of the agonists or antagonists identified in silico are better (higher affinity) or more likely to be the true biologically relevant ligands for these receptors than those identified in small chemical libraries based on ecologically reasoning (i.e., the training set).

Another condition is that NFDS is sufficiently stronger than directional selection on ecologically beneficial alleles (i.e., s i > >  s e ) so that NFDS can oppose clonal expansion driven by directional selection (see ' General framework of the model'; see also [ 42]).

This was ecologically responsible, but, I found, not terribly pragmatic.

Back in the '80s, we weren't so ecologically worried, and I just used a lot of hair spray.

Few of these studies, however, have contributed to the prediction of ecologically significant effects (i.e., at the population or community levels).