Sentence examples for ecosystem adaptation from inspiring English sources
Episodic disturbances may foster ecosystem adaptation to the effects of ongoing and future climatic change.
Engineered coastal protection and development would further limit the options for coastal ecosystem adaptation through migration and acerbate the loss of ecosystems.
Although the number of sequenced Archaea is still small (52 genomes), analyses of these differences will help determine the respective contributions of phylogeny inheritance, ecosystem adaptation and/or lifestyle in the selection pressures on the actors of the detoxification subsystem.
Ecosystem adaptation and the changes in sensitivity of organisms (increased or decreased) with continuous exposure are other critical issues to be considered in future health and ecological risk studies.
To advance the understanding of species' response to change and establish links between individual and ecosystem adaptations, physiological reactions have to be compared between populations living in different environments.
The projects' contribution to forest ecosystems' adaptation, for instance, by reducing human encroachments and by increasing ecosystem connectivity, has been limited.
In agro-ecosystems, adaptation dynamics at the landscape scale depend jointly on annual epidemics, the flow between demes, and human actions, which exacerbate homogeneities in time and space.
In the improvement phase, selection focused on yield, grain quality, and agro-ecosystem adaptations [ 38].
Three clusters were identified within the indica group and related to genotype origin, agronomic type and ecosystem of adaptation.
Ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA) integrates the use of biodiversity and ecosystem services into an overall climate change adaptation strategy.
To address this challenge, ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA), i.e., the use of ecosystem services and biodiversity to help people adapt to climate change, is increasingly being considered as an alternative or complement to traditional, engineering-based approaches (increasingly also known as nature-based solutions).
