Sentence examples for even ecological from inspiring English sources

Thus, we cannot rely on phylogenetic relatedness or even ecological similarity to infer similarity in responses.

I used it to apply for multiple positions, which, had I branched out, could have included archaeology or even ecological research projects.

"Briggflatts" alludes to another elaborate Northumbrian masterpiece, the illuminated manuscripts of the Lindisfarne Gospels, but it now looks like an utterly contemporary project: a geographical, even ecological mapping, tugging the poetic tradition away from familiar settings toward unsung regions.

The massive tree took centuries to reach full size: not a time scale in which humans can measure financial profit and loss well (and perhaps not even ecological loss).

In this sense our model is also formally related to models of population genetics in which assumptions of population sizes and dynamics are meant to evaluate if and when spatial population structure and even ecological dynamics may alter allele distributions in identifiable ways [ 20, 21].

In fact, almost every study on biological networks that observed the variation of C k), including protein-protein networks, functional networks, human disease networks or even ecological networks, claimed that they have found a hierarchical modular structure, for example [ 11- 17].

Even major ecological and biogeochemical processes are quite distinct in different sorts of inland waters.

This delivery is generally associated with episodic, high magnitude transfers and may not necessarily be the only or even primary ecological impact in rivers.

Splish, with its lavishly artistic sets populated by fabulous dolphins and the ocean's seediest mer-verts, evokes a last hurrah – and who knows, it might even provoke ecological activism positive enough to stop it becoming a reality.

Professor David Greenwood, who leads energy storage research at Warwick University's manufacturing group, thinks other kinds of transport could take advantage of EV conversion and make even bigger ecological and economic gains.

There have even been ecological and "ecocritical" interpretations of the Jewish and Christian scriptures for example, The Earth Bible (2000 2002), a series of "green" readings and exegetical commentary on the Old and New Testaments.