Quantifying the relative importance of both local and landscape scales is a fundamental step in the design and assessment of ecologically sound integrated pest management strategies for farmers.
As exergy analysis pinpoints exergy losses, it can help make industrial technologies more ecologically benign and efficient when integrated with industrial ecology.
The dauer is an ecologically regulated developmental stage observed in many free-living nematode species and hence provides an interesting model to investigate how ecological adaptations are integrated into developmental pathways during evolution [ 1].
In order to define ecologically meaningful biogeographic regions, we integrated the core habitat concept into our taxon-linked model.
Ecological, coastal, and civil engineering techniques were integrated to obtain a structurally sound, ecologically beneficial engineering restoration method for preserving the shoreline at Loyola Beach, Kleberg County, Texas.
Ecological, soil bioengineering, and traditional techniques were integrated to obtain a structurally sound, ecologically sustainable and socio-economically beneficial method for restoring the riverbanks at the Airport Town, Shanghai, which was the first project applying soil bioengineering to riverbank restoration in China.
One of our goals was to demonstrate the importance of integrating ecologically-relevant scenarios with insights gained through acquisition of lab-based gene expression data.
Based on the analysis the problems of each of the regions are found out, solutions that can maximize integrated benefits economically, socially and ecologically by enhancing the management of ecosystems and optimizing systematic capability are sought out.
When assessing ankle proprioception, the most generalizable findings arise from methods that are ecologically valid, allow proprioceptive signals to be integrated with general vision in the central nervous system, and reflect the signal-in-noise nature of central processing.
