Sentence examples for human-induced alterations from inspiring English sources
Specifically, the model comparison generated valuable insights into human-induced alterations of species specific distribution patterns.
But could they have predicted this unprecedented spike less than halfway through the Earth's life - these human-induced alterations occupying, overall, less than a millionth of the elapsed lifetime and seemingly occurring with runaway speed?
Risk and liability concerns regarding fire affect people's attitudes toward fire and have led to human-induced alterations of fire regimes.
Loss of natural river network connectivity is presumed to be one of the more generalized and important human-induced alterations in natural environments and is frequently perceived as one of the main causes of the decline of freshwater fish species.
These trends show clear signs--some of which have become apparent in the geological record--of human-induced alterations.
The changes also cause one of the most profound human-induced alterations of the earth's system (Vitousek et al. 1997), mainly including shaping of native and semi-natural vegetation (McIntyre and Lavorel 2007).
Next, we examine the changes in long-term inflow to the Aral Sea due to human-induced alteration of water balance in the two river basins.
They also underlie rapid outbreaks in response to human-induced environmental alterations, such as climate change, habitat manipulation, and global transport.
This fact supports the notion that this species may benefit from human-induced habitat alterations, most of which result in more open habitats that are suitable for Southern Lapwings during both breeding and nonbreeding seasons.
Noting that "human-induced habitat alterations have upset the natural balance between boreal caribou and their predators," the report said that wolf eradication programs "will be required… to stabilize individual local populations in the short term". In the long term, the report said, caribou populations can only be self-sustaining if their habitat is preserved.
Human-induced habitat alterations can therefore have long-term effects on populations inhabiting disturbed areas.
