Sentence examples for frequent ecological and from inspiring English sources

That supplies could not last forever (carrying capacity is a frequent ecological and evolutionary theme in Smil′s story) was the driving force behind the quest to "split" the strongly bonded di-nitrogen (N2) molecule, the natural form of inert atmospheric nitrogen.

These interacting influences are especially important in the context of climate change, because a growing potential for extreme heat events, more frequent ecological drought periods, and enhanced aridity in drylands are among the most reliable aspects of climate projections41 (Figure S8).

Although the repertoire of PGRPs in each species may depend on some ecological and biological conditions, a less frequent birth and death process in vertebrates could reflect the presence of acquired immune system.

Drawing upon her professional and personal experiences to address authentic ecotourism from community, ecological and financial points of view, Irene is a frequent conference speaker, blogger and radio talk show guest.

Both ecological and historical factors would suggest that asexuality becomes more frequent in high altitudes because of selective benefits.

Such a pattern is indicative of frequent cross-species and occasional cross-genus virus transmission in the context of ecological and geographic proximity.

In combination with strong ecological and geographical barriers to gene flow between species, hybrid speciation may be a relatively frequent outcome of hybridization, equally likely as the alternative, ecological introgression (Figs 2 and 4).

Through future frequent updates of COMADRE, and its integration with other online resources, we encourage animal ecologists to tackle global ecological and evolutionary questions with unprecedented sample size.

Jellyfish have broad ecological and economic impacts.

Ecological and social benefits accrue.

It's an ecological and temporal wonder.