Sentence examples for effect of exploitation from inspiring English sources
A human interference index (HII) was established in our study based on the minimum and maximum influences of exploitation types, the different ecological conditions within the same exploitation type and the buffer effect of exploitation on adjacent areas.
These studies have provided invaluable insight into the effect of exploitation on fish communities; however, the absolute values appear high – even for pristine reefs.
Moreover if a male mates with a low-quality female and then leaves the carcass he can completely avoid the potential negative effect of exploitation.
Thus, for P. c. chabaudi, the immunopathological side effect of exploitation may indeed be higher for higher rates of immune clearance.
On the other hand, if immunopathology increases with increased host exploitation – particularly when the immunopathological "side effect" of exploitation is greater for higher rates of immune clearance – then parasites which more prudently exploit their hosts would be favored.
Although there are unexploited stocks and the variability in abundance of exploited stocks may not be primarily driven by the effects of exploitation there is every reason to apply strict precautionary principles to all fisheries given their potential for production of high quality protein for human consumption and also the role of squid populations in marine food webs.
Indigenous peoples have resisted colonialism and have practiced political governance to counteract the negative effects of exploitation and domination.
"Being / Not Being" visits the border between life and death in some unsettling accounts including Dead Men Working in a Cane Field (1929) about the dehumanising effects of exploitation.
Models "rarely consider the effects of exploitation," he said, and hunting is a common practice in what remains of the Atlantic Forest.
The effects of exploitation will then gradually disappear, and the variables will approach the natural state and stabilize at different rates.
Insights from the effects of exploitation on variation in other fishes, and on the consequent stability of their populations, are used to consider some potential implications of river management on floodplain species.
