Sentence examples for fragmentation of resources from inspiring English sources

In a similar tone, Schuman (1994) argued that the political lack of concern, ad hoc approaches to planning and development policy, and fragmentation of resources all act as procedural barriers to land redevelopment.

We discuss how fragmentation of resources and habitat operate differently on species diversity across spatial scales, ranging from positive effects on local species coexistence to negative effect on intermediate spatial scales, to again positive effects on large spatial and temporal scales.

Agricultural landscapes differ from woodlands both in microclimatic conditions relevant for flight [10] and the degree of fragmentation of resources, as resources are much more scattered in the agricultural landscape.

However, this means that numerous donor funds and agencies fund different elements of health systems, with poor co-ordination impacting adversely on national systems, fragmentation of resources and high transaction costs [ 1].

It has been suggested that large grazers have an especially negative impact on parasitoids through direct disturbance and fragmentation of resources, thereby shortening arthropod food chains in grazed grasslands (Tscharntke, 1997).

To understand and manage for fragmentation of resource pools, modeling and identifying the proximate drivers, and thus enacted resource extraction and utilization – is of fundamental importance.

Furthermore, complexity of both illness and corresponding medical practice, provider-centered rather than patient-centered care, system fragmentation, lack of resources, and limited accuracy and availability of key data elements all hinder rapid application of M&S techniques in critical care and other areas of acute medicine.

In some areas, the pressure on pastoral land use as a result of the creation of unplanned water points led to heavy grazing pressure forming bareland areas that contributed to the wide spread degradation and fragmentation of rangeland resources (Coppock 1994; Oba and Kotile 2001; Solomon et al. 2006b), which may also be contributed to the increase in bareland cover.

Fragmentation of data resources may itself impede future discovery, absent workable legal pathways to share data to assemble comprehensive data sets.

However, preventing fragmentation of physical resource blocks (PRBs) in the resource scheduling is crucial for rendering the adaptive SCMA system feasible.

In general though, recommendations that referred to more national DPOs reflected tensions and uneasy relationships, for example " the formation of... DPOs...has led to fragmentation and spread of resources" (#8 Africa) with calls to clarify relationships more clearly.