Sentence examples for higher niche from inspiring English sources

No significant difference was observed in functional richness and evenness with urbanisation age, however extreme ages of urbanisation (young and old) showed higher niche differentiation concerning specialisation.

Comparing with models with bioclimatic/topographic variables, the models with topographic and NDVI-derived predictors had much higher niche similarity with the best model (Schoener's D was 0.95, 0.95 and 0.94 for C. longicollis, E. macquarii and M. expansa, respectively).

Bigger false-positive rate differences indicate higher niche divergence.

The process of ecological divergence between molecular forms has shifted the niche of the M form towards that of An. arabiensis, thereby inducing a higher niche overlap in the case of these two species.

Recent functional and structural studies highlight the high niche specialization of bacterial lectins, but also reveal a remarkable plasticity in their glycan binding sites and mechanisms, to adapt to host glycome dynamics or changing environmental conditions at the site of infection.

The Virgin Mary's slender body is elongated, perhaps to optically compensate for the sculpture's likely placement in a high niche.

High niche diversity in the Neotropics is thus thought to drive specialization and support high species diversity.

A population of generalists is thus characterized by a high niche breadth, while resource specialization results in low niche breadth.

However, distribution maps of genetic clusters show high niche similarity (I = 0.9701, D = 0.8108) indicating a near identical distribution pattern.

East Asian temperate forests show high regional and local plant species richness owing to geological and climatic conditions (Qian and Ricklefs 2000; Qian et al. 2005), i.e. complex relief is common because of rapid uplift and abundant rainfall, providing high niche diversity over various spatial scales.

The Model S occupies a much higher price niche than the Leaf and the Volt.