Sentence examples for ecology modelling from inspiring English sources

To use an analogy from dispersal ecology: modelling a dispersal kernel is not that difficult, except for the shape and length of the tail; rare dispersal events over long distances (at the tail of the distribution) may have large influences (order-of-magnitude!) on the spread rate of organisms (e.g., Clark et al. 2003: Ecology 84 1979-88).

We first calculated, for each journal, the percentage of articles dealing with soil ecology, modelling and evolution.

Consequently, the main goal of this study is to evaluate the effect of inventory on a common analysis in ecology, modeling of climatic niches (or species-climate relations).

On the other hand, most questions on the ecology assessment were designed for this study ensuring that they closely aligned with the concepts covered in the ecology modeling activities and the broader ecology learning goals of understanding interdependence and balance in an ecosystem.

Relative to riparian ecology, modeling requires an understanding of the life history strategies of different riparian plants, including both native and nonnative species (Shafroth and others 2002; Karrenberg and others 2002; Rood and others 2003a).

In addition to analyzing statistical patterns of repeat abundance, we also explored a mechanistic basis for TE evolution in the Asteraceae from an ecological perspective through the use of community ecology models.

Current management strategies (e.g., reducing population density or size) are based on ecological theory (e.g. Drake et al. 2005), but this evolutionary ecology model suggests that adaptive evolution can enable successful establishment and that ecological considerations alone may not be sufficient.

Model (5) can be regarded as the ecology model with two patches and dispersal.

Consequently, by connecting the subsystems, an overall industry growth and landscape ecology model is established.

A social ecology model focuses attention on the contexts of behaviour when designing, implementing or critically evaluating interventions.

On the other hand, as mentioned above, the coefficients and delays are usually periodically time-varying in the population and ecology models with a periodically varying environment.