Sentence examples for ideal ecosystem from inspiring English sources
Flickr groups represent an ideal ecosystem for the study of group characterization for a number of reasons.
It provides a flexible measure of quality which takes into account that the "ideal" ecosystem state is largely dependent on the specific management context.
Universities provide the future educated labor force and are centers of innovation, which creates an ideal ecosystem for start-ups, says Antonio Ubalde, chief executive of ZoomProspector.com, a San Francisco-based corporate relocation and start-up consulting firm.
Thus, Lake Tanganyika is an ideal ecosystem to study genetic and phenotypic divergence and the formation of locally differentiated populations along its shoreline which in some parts is highly structured into rocky and sandy stretches.
More than 80% of Sri Lanka's 22 million people live in rural areas which provide ideal ecosystems for Anopheles culicifacies mosquitoes, which are one of the main vectors for malaria in the region.
The environmental pressures in the agricultural land of Crete, place the island very close to tipping points, and make it an "ideal" area for soil ecosystem shifts.
Extensive wetlands in the southeastern United States have many ecosystem attributes ideal for promoting high MeHg production rates; however, relatively few mercury cycling studies have been conducted in these environments.
Thus, the concept of learning ecosystem provides an ideal ground to orchestrate multiple tools and practices in the best possible way (Dillenbourg & Jermann, 2010).
Wollastonite, a calcium metasilicate mineral mined in upstate New York, is an ideal substrate for constructed wetland ecosystems for removing soluble phosphorus from secondary wastewater.
Rockfishes (genus Sebastes), an example of adaptive radiations within marine ecosystems, provide an ideal model system for understanding the mechanisms that contribute to the speciation process.
Tropical montane ecosystems represent an ideal system to uncover the role of the environment in shaping intraspecific phenotypic variation as species experience substantial and often drastic different environmental conditions across montane ecosystems [ 10, 11].
