Sentence examples for frequent disturbance from inspiring English sources
Its restriction to specific habitats, and its frequent disturbance by human activity, well-meaning and otherwise, have made its populations isolated and prone to the effects of inbreeding.
These landscapes are often dependent on frequent disturbance regimes and characterized by high endemism.
More frequent disturbance will affect freshwater ecosystems by altering hydrologic regimes, water chemistry, available habitat and assemblage structure.
Increased disturbance will favor species with physiological and phenological traits that allow them to tolerate frequent disturbance.
Fire is a frequent disturbance, with an estimated return interval of one to three years (Frost 1996; Timberlake and Chidumayo 2011).
Their preference for a midstory with an open canopy and clear understory also suggest a reliance on frequent disturbance such as fire to maintain their habitat.
It is characterized by a rapid pulse, increased sweating, weight loss, heat intolerance, and frequent disturbances in the heart rhythm.
At the opposite extreme of the disturbance continuum, large-scale and frequent disturbances can restrict community development and the natural evolution of the community.
As a city dweller I am, of course, accustomed to towering constructions, to the frequent disturbances of the skyline, to symbols of fierce modernity placed next to buildings of historical significance, and nature's determined route around them both.
From a road overlooking the scene in the remote Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area, 150 miles east of San Diego, officers from eight federal and state agencies -- brought together this past weekend as a task force to quell the increasingly frequent disturbances here -- restrained themselves from going in, fearful that they would be pelted with stones and beer cans, as they have been before.
Although he no longer complained of sadness, poor concentration and boredom, the problems that gave occasion to his being prescribed Prozac, he was now experiencing frequent disturbances of color and occasional moments when people he was looking at transformed into cartoonlike figures.
