Sentence examples for ecologically research from inspiring English sources

While this approach has clearly made biological control more predictive ecologically, research focused on host range currently lacks measures of genetic variation in host use and responses of those hosts, and thus evolutionary uncertainties remain.

They will also provide support for the adequate management of this ecologically important species and may be instrumental for further ecological research.

On the other hand, more ecologically appropriate research — studying a dog's response to yellow snow — has found that dogs spend less time sniffing their own urine than the urine of others.

The conduct of ecologically valid research in this field is reliant on the development of empirical tools that do not compromise the fidelity of the phenomenon under investigation in order to conform to the demands of traditional research paradigms.

A scientist of Monsanto suggests that this model should also be applied to his company's drought-resistant GM maize, a trait that until now was seen as model case for more complex, ecologically oriented risk research and assessment [45].

The purpose of highlighting this knowledge gap is to assist in facilitating the integration of population-level endpoints into routine pollution monitoring programs and progress of ecologically relevant ecotoxicology research.

Cold asphalt mixtures (CAM) with 100% recycled aggregates from construction and demolition waste (CDW) were researched to ecologically and economically improve cold asphalt mixtures.

Recent concerns about the ecohydrological impacts to these large northern peatlands resulting from climate change and resource extraction have catalyzed a resurgence in scientific research into this ecologically important region.

In this review, we highlight how complexity in both ecological 'demands' and the evolutionary 'supply' influences organisms' ability to climb fitness landscapes that themselves change dynamically as evolution proceeds, and encourage new synthetic effort across research disciplines towards ecologically realistic studies of adaptation.

The A. crassus transcriptome provides a basis for a new era of molecular research on this ecologically important species.

These data will enable a broad spectrum of molecular research on this ecologically important and evolutionarily interesting parasite.