Sentence examples for environment through time from inspiring English sources

The vegetation landscape dynamic is derived from the relationship established between a society and its environment through time, and the current landscape has never been seen in the previous 2000 years.

Yet, despite its scant resemblance to our common image of a fish, the Mola has survived as a fish for millennia because it adapted to its environment through time and ultimately found a niche that no other organism had capitalized upon.

This is particularly so since the reward associated with different actions depends on a wide variety of factors such as one's history of actions, the behavior of competitors, and even stochastic changes in the environment through time.

One common approach tracks allele frequencies of a population either in an untreated environment through time [ 13- 15] or at one time point over a transect that includes areas that are insecticide treated and untreated [ 13, 16].

They have been sustainably cultivated in a variety of ecological and social environments through time, and are highly valued as local resources with multiple functions.

Considering that many factors, such as the environment and the genetic background, affect QTL detection, QTL comparative mapping between unrelated families in different environments through time represents an interesting strategy to highlight consensus regions of importance for a given trait [ 18, 37].

Figure 1, for example, illustrates the interaction of biology (life) with environment (space) through time (evolution).

Since the corporate environment changes through time, it will never be sure if the change in stock price informativeness is really driven by the exogenous change in reporting frequency or by changes in environmental factors not captured in the researchers' regression models.

The paper illustrates the benefits of an integrated environmental-studies approach that draws on data, methodologies and analytical tools of environmental humanities, social sciences, and geosciences to better understand long-term human ecodynamics and changing human-landscape-environment interactions through time.

This environment became drier through time, and may have had annual wet and dry seasons.

By extension, small-network populations persist longer than large-network populations when the environment fluctuates rapidly through time [29].