Sentence examples for ecology comprising from inspiring English sources

New Zealand's ecological structure is particularly interesting as it combines indigenous habitats comprising significant numbers of endemic species with a vibrant imported ecology comprising habitats characteristic of their primarily European and Australian origins.

We show how this interaction paradigm has influenced both the conception and implementation of the easy ADL ecology, comprising of smart objects, a personal activity-centric middleware attempting to simplify interaction given available resources, ambient intelligence applications aimed at everyday activity support, and a human agent literally in the middle of it all.

Based on group discussion at a workshop entitled Synthesizing Ecology and Evolution for the Study of Invasive Species, held on March 19 22, 2009 at North Lake Tahoe, we first generated a list of 18 relevant concepts in ecology and evolution, comprising four main categories (Table 1).

The broad focus of my research is the behavior, ecology and evolution of Callipepla quail, a genus comprising four species.

We assessed the general biological knowledge of the VET students using 12 items, comprising of areas from morphology, physiology, evolution, genetics, and ecology that were developed by Großschedl et al. (2014).

The ecology of M. aeruginosa is characterized by an annual life cycle comprising a spring and summer pelagic phase, and an overwintering benthic phase [ 10].

The functional aspect comprises the ecology of different species and their habitat preferences, their influence on ecosystem functioning, and the species interactions (e.g. competition, the influence of invasive species).

Considering their genetic similarity, but distinctive phenotypes (tree/shrub), geographical ranges (widespread/restricted) and ecology (generalist/specialist) the species comprise a promising system for study of the genomic basis of adaptation and the genetic architecture of phenotypic traits.

This basal faculty is represented across the cellular sphere, be it microbial or the mixed cellular ecologies that comprise multicellular eukaryotic organisms.

Outbreak datasets, comprising the second category of disease transmission data, are more unique to epidemiology and disease ecology.

As this occurred over large regions, species comprising fish assemblages were represented by various functional traits as well as other measures of interest to management (characterizing reproductive ecology and life history, habitat preferences, trophic ecology, assemblage diversity and evenness, tolerance to anthropogenic disturbance and state-recognized game species).