Sentence examples for environmental richness from inspiring English sources

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To analyze the sensitivity of the neurogenic subpopulation to environmental richness, we measured cell proliferation and survival after termination of EE.

In this way, environmental richness might have a rapid control on cell number in the GCL, as the termination of enrichment leads to a rapid control of cell death and immature neuron survival (for example, by means of the influence the numerous older neurons may exert on young newborn cells).

Correlations between environmental richness and cancers may therefore need to consider the possibility that infectious agents and mutagens contribute jointly to oncogenesis.

For endemics and forest birds, there were no significant partitioning effects associated with environmental variables (tree richness, canopy density, and distance to protected area).

Imperfect as it may be, the EU is an extraordinarily noble idea, which has brought vastly improved chances of health, justice, enlightenment, environmental protection, cultural richness (yes, and material wealth) in countless ways to countless people across the UK.

Next, we examined whether a relationship exists between herbivorous insects and environmental variables (species richness of plants, as well as current and historical grassland areas).

The analysis of environmental and genus richness data shows that core ruschioid genus diversity is higher in areas of low precipitation, such as the Little Karoo and Richtersveld Mountains (Fig.  4A, Table  3).

Spatial autoregressive analyses exploring the role of environmental conditions on avian richness and mammal richness.

The influence of environmental factors on species richness and species composition may be manifested at different spatial levels.

However, knowledge about the different environmental effects on species richness is still limited, in particular for under-sampled groups like leafhoppers (Auchenorrhyncha).