Sentence examples for ecosystem basis from inspiring English sources

The Commission says fisheries should be managed on an "ecosystem" basis - there needs to be more flexibility in the system and more scientific data needs to be collected on a larger number of fish species.

A remarkable overall similarity of the relative genus abundances was observed for the phylogenetic reconstruction of the small intestinal microbiota ecosystem on basis of the 16S (rDNA and rRNA) datasets and the phylogenetic assignments of the mRNA reads (Additional file 6: Figure S4).

Few published studies present data on relationships between fish mercury and surface or pore water sulfate concentrations, particularly on an ecosystem-wide basis.

There has been significant investigation into the impact of sulfate on mercury methylation through the examination of MSR activity (Gilmour et al. 1992, 2007; King et al. 1999; Marvin-DiPasquale et al. 2003; Jeremiason et al. 2006); however, few studies have presented data on the relationship between sulfate and fish THg, particularly on an ecosystem-wide basis.

This viewpoint emphasizes the sustaining capacity of the ecosystem as the basis of agricultural production, independent of its conventional economic value (profitability).

Furthermore, it facilitates the more resilient ecosystem on economic basis.

Additionally, imposing transfer restrictions on bond and share token auctions materially hurts our ability to build the Basis ecosystem.

Because the Basis ecosystem would take some time to develop, we knew we'd need to initially play the role of trader ourselves, which would be capital-intensive.

In 1996, UNESCO inscribed Lake Baikal into the World Heritage List, describing it as "the most outstanding example of a freshwater ecosystem on the basis of natural criteria".

In 1996, UNESCO inscribed Lake Baikal into the World Heritage List, describing it as "the most outstanding example of a freshwater ecosystem on the basis of natural criteria". Baikal hosts more than 1,000 species of plants and 2,500 species of animals, and new species are discovered every year.

"Adequate and quality information about the current status and future trends of the pine forest ecosystem is the basis for tailored actions against the dieback," said Shiroma Sathyapala, an FAO forest health and protection officer based in Rome.