Sentence examples for fragmentation over time from inspiring English sources

Using archived aerial imagery from 1958, 1995 and 2007, for two consecutive periods (1958 1995 and 1995 2007), we calculated a set of landscape metrics to compare woodland fragmentation over time.

Genetic differentiation among populations was greater in the smaller tree group than in larger one, suggesting that more recently established individuals are exposed to greater genetic isolation than the mature individuals owing to increasing forest fragmentation over time.

Samples derived from different organs did not show any significant differences in the extent of fragmentation over time.

Fragmentation classes were assessed for each forest cover map and the transitions between fragmentation categories over time were identified as in Fig. 3.

We sampled papers from 1994 to 2016 and used regression modelling to explore changes in fragmentation research over time.

Assessing transitions between fragmentation classes over time allows to identification of degraded forests by the dynamic process of degradation, supporting a simple matrix approach to forest monitoring as recommended by Bucki et al. [67].

These results suggest a temporal transition of small newly recruited red drum, where individuals settle ubiquitously among varying levels of fragmentation but over time migrate toward more continuous beds.

Using forest cover maps from multiple time periods and deriving the associated transitions between fragmentation classes over time can be used to derive major forest cover changes and dynamics, such as primary and secondary deforestation, primary and secondary degradation and regeneration which provide more information on forest dynamics and uses than simply estimating forest cover [38, 54, 55].

Forest fragmentation may enhance Lyme disease risk for a variety of reasons; however, I. scapularis ticks are invading Canada where forest fragmentation occurred over time scales long predating current I. scapularis invasion (Elliott 1998).

Fragmentation, dispersion and shape complexity of built-up patches have been continuously increasing over time.

"People change over time.