Sentence examples for formed niche from inspiring English sources

Thus, a secondary invader may abolish the effects of the primary invader for native species by occupying the new formed niche.

You can do this through multiple pathways, from establishing subscription-based systems to forming niche interest communities.

Lattice model suggests that 'ecological imprint' is formed by niche construction in spatial habitat.

These results clearly demonstrated that the combination of lower oxygen tension and HSCs formed a niche favorable to fibrillar type I collagen deposition.

One possibility is that these bacteria are causative in oncogenesis or tumor progression; another possibility is that these species are being enriched as the tumor has formed a niche that favors these bacteria.

Grubb (1977) defined four components of ecological niches of plants: the habitat niche, life-form niche, phenological niche and regeneration niche; much research has examined how regeneration niches may differ in different community assembly processes and how these various niches act in different life stages (Fowler 1988; Tilman 1990; Lavorel and Chesson 1995; Miller-Rushing and Primack 2008).

That said if this was to take off, what we would more likely see is more short form niche content that includes the ads, and possibly a downturn in longer podcasts; one hour long interviews don't make for great sampling in a combined customized podcast as Apple is proposing with this patent.

Sodium-ion thin-film micro-batteries form a niche sector of energy storage devices.

Nemoto, Y. et al. Bone marrow-mesenchymal stem cells are a major source of interleukin-7 and sustain colitis by forming the niche for colitogenic CD4 memory T cells.

"But what we can do is form a niche for ourselves, especially when everyone is going into an organic-producing crop".

It is known that in sphere conditions, cells can form a niche prevent differentiation and ensure self-renewal.