Sentence examples for enhanced dispersal from inspiring English sources

Simulation results indeed showed clearly that long AIV excretion duration enhanced dispersal efficiency in space (Figure 2).

An endophyte life cycle that includes both vertical transmission through host seeds and infective spread using fungal spores (horizontal transmission) should provide enhanced dispersal potential over fungal life cycles that involve only a single transmission pathway.

While the specific molecular processes responsible remain to be defined, the reduced γH2AX foci induction and their enhanced dispersal are consistent with a decrease in radiosensitivity.

Submerged, free-floating and floating-leaved macrophytes produce a broad variety of specialized propagules to ensure population continuity and enhance dispersal.

Plantation rows should be oriented to maximize connection between nearby fragments, enhancing dispersal success of these species and probably many other terrestrial vertebrates in agricultural landscapes.

Peak activity of fruiting occurred in the dry season (Chapman et al. 2005), and pre-monsoon fruit ripening occurred in the dry period or close to rainfall to gain post-dispersal success (Rathcke and Lacey 1985), enhance dispersal (Prasad and Sharatchandra 1984; Sundrapandian et al. 2005), and to avoid pathogen infection (Augspurger, 1983).

Including evolution and suppressing Allee effects, actually contributes to the acceleration of the wave front (i.e., enhancing dispersal speed).

Or how much dispersal is there between the populations in a particular landscape, and are infrastructural changes, like the establishment of corridors, efficient in enhancing dispersal?

Evolution of a pelagic larva from the benthic juvenile has been proposed as an adaptation to enhance dispersal, which appears reasonable.

Potential negative effects include the impacts of releasing stored, and possibly contaminated, sediment and enhancing dispersal of undesirable species (Bednarek 2001).

Dispersal evolution may involve traits directly involved in movement, such as cane toad leg length, or more subtle changes that nevertheless enhance dispersal potential, such as altered timing of reproduction that increases seed dispersal.