Sentence examples for ecosystem knowledge from inspiring English sources

Young healthcare companies also need reliable sources of ecosystem knowledge as they enter crowded markets with powerful incumbents and attempt to court potential partners.

We modified and applied the PnET-CN model, a well established process-based ecosystem model with a strong foundation of ecosystem knowledge from experimental studies.

It is important that the participating actors in a co-management process have different types of ecosystem knowledge (both scientific and experiential knowledge) and that these actors work at different ecological scales and levels of decision-making.

Although adaptive delta management accompanied by innovative approaches that integrate coastal safety with ecosystem services is gaining popularity, it is not yet common practice to include adaptive pathways, a system-based view and ecosystem knowledge into coastal management projects.

In short: the single, all-knowing leader must be replaced by the leader-as-facilitator – somebody who can build an ecosystem of knowledge and skills around them that can adapt and flex as markets change and new technologies come online.

For additional discussion, please see the glossary terms fractal innovation ecosystem and knowledge fractals.

In the case of public policy, we see in the governmental and institutional discourse the absence of consideration about linking educative models with technological development and the global ecosystem of knowledge production.

The lack of ecosystem specific knowledge on carbon stock (the basis for emissions factors), and methods to determine the activity data (areas) are considered the major limitations in the progress for REDD+, particularly in Africa [4, 5].

There is considerable evidence for endocrine disruption from aquatic ecosystems, but knowledge is lacking with regard to the interface between terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems.

Our goal is to power an ecosystem of knowledge-driven solutions and transform the web from a web of documents, to a web of interconnected facts.

Successful restoration of wetland ecosystems requires knowledge of wetland hydrologic patterns and an understanding of how those patterns affect wetland plant and animal populations.