Sentence examples for ecology community from inspiring English sources

Costerton, B. Microbial ecology comes of age and joins the general ecology community.

Modern orders introduced through an emphasis on natural history, physiology, behavioral ecology, community ecology, and conservation.

While the ecology community is reinterpreting this theory, the reinterpretation has not been introduced into the molecular systems biology community that is studying the intersection of regulatory pathways.

The authors have been leaders in the systems ecology community and have originated much of the scientific vocabulary of the field.

Structural and functional aspects of biodiversity; food webs; biogeography; theoretical ecology; community and ecosystem ecology; the role of ideology in ecology; the role of science in society.

In this discourse-like review, we argue that modelling with reliable simulations of human-environmental interactions necessitate linking modelling and simulation research much stronger to science fields such as landscape ecology, community ecology, eco-hydrology, etc.

Here, we build on previous work, breaking down key challenges of that knowledge transfer into a tangible framework, highlighting successful strategies that both modelling and ecology communities have developed to better interact with one another.

Duke University is a vibrant, welcoming, and collaborative place to pursue a PhD, and the evolutionary genetics and plant ecology communities here are particularly strong.

In plant and animal ecology, communities are defined as multispecies assemblages, in which organisms live together in a well-defined environment and interact with one another (Konopka 2009).

I suggest to the public health, epidemiology, and disease ecology communities that careful biodiversity documentation is critical to full description of disease research.

"Ecology, family, community, religion — these words all grope toward the same need: connection, belonging, ­purpose".