Sentence examples for example disturbance from inspiring English sources

For example, disturbance of forest by wind and fire has enduring influences on regional carbon stocks and fluxes (e.g. Bradford et al. (2008), Coomes et al. (2012), Holdaway et al. (2014)) and appear to be increasing in response to changing climate.

For example, disturbance in the form of fluctuating selection in the native range might lead to the evolution of generalist strategies or the evolution of evolvability, depending on the rate of fluctuations relative to generation time.

These concentrations do not induce growth arrest, change in distribution of cells in the cell growth cycle or toxicity (56, 66), which is rather typical of much higher concentrations; for example, disturbance of the cell cycle and induction of apoptosis by 12.5 50 μ M SFN (3).

For example, disturbances such as fires or anthropogenic activities may cause declines in native plant species while allowing non-native invasive plants to colonize (Lake and Leishman 2004; Hill et al. 2005; MacDougall and Turkington 2005; Coffman et al. 2010).

For example, noise or disturbances, unkempt property etc.

For example, following disturbance such as fire or burrowing mammal disturbance, there would be an initial increase in crust taxa richness as they colonize, and B. tectorum could also invade in the disturbed site.

The Waterloo, Canada-based startup is using algorithms to visualize RF fields in real-time and interpret what any distortions and scattered disturbances within these fields are — such as, for example, a disturbance  denoting that a person or pet is moving around a room.

Menopausal symptoms were defined narrowly as vasomotor symptoms (hot flashes and night sweats) so as not to overlap with mood symptoms (for example, sleep disturbance and irritability).

'For example, a disturbance such as 'tool shortage' could be rooted in; erroneous planning of stock, misuse by the operator, unexpected breakage, or incorrect selection of tool for the particular task.

For example, human disturbance of dominant male grizzly bears can create refuges for female grizzly bears with cubs [54].

For example, sleep disturbance, concentration problems, and fatigue are criteria for both MDD and GAD.