Sentence examples for ecologically reasonable from inspiring English sources
Several ecologically reasonable relations between plant density and autotoxin exposure are considered over a range of parameter values, and similarities between different relations are searched for.
In this case, the growth rate (r_{i}) of the animal population increases while its fluctuation (sigma_{i}) decreases as i increases, which is an ecologically reasonable situation.
This seems ecologically reasonable since ancestors of these lineages could have been found in the same environment.
In line with some previous arguments (Gebuis & Reynvoet, 2011; Gebuis & Reynvoet, 2012a, 2012b; Gebuis & van der Smagt, 2011) we suggest that there is an ecologically reasonable explanation as to why there might not be a hardwired representation of numerical magnitudes per se (e.g. in the IPS. See also Shuman and Kanwisher (2004) for a non-specific account of the IPS).
Population size or density is also the ecologically most reasonable parameter since it's the number of animals which provides food for predators, reduces food resources (plant parts, seeds, etc).
Coal mining has caused serious damage for soil ecological environment in mining area, and reasonable planting of seabuckthorn ecological forest is ecologically beneficial.
"We do encourage people to build houses that are ecologically efficient and that are reasonable in their impact on the environment," Eve Kaplan of the North Fork Environmental Council said, rather despairingly.
The Metabolically Coupled Replicator System (MCRS) is a family of computer models aimed at demonstrating that the RNA-World scenario is both ecologically and evolutionarily feasible under reasonable physical and chemical assumptions [ 15- 19].
The obvious and ecologically correct solution would be for people to live in houses of a reasonable size, in which the master bedroom is too small for skateboarding.
"We're ecologically clean".
