Sentence examples for impacts of invading from inspiring English sources

We have studied, for example, the interplay of trophic dynamics with hydrologic and productivity regimes in northern California rivers, as well as impacts of invading alien species, and linkages between rivers and their watersheds.

We first review the current understanding of the key factors that limit the water-use of plants at stand and catchment scales to establish a basis for understanding the impacts of invading species.

Such grand vistas of invading Dalek fleets.

We have no intention of invading North Korea.

A number of issues require further investigation and addressing them should be a key priority for research on the impacts on invading alien plant species on river flows and groundwater resources.

The effects of single treatments by erlotinib, bevacizumab or RT on the number of nodes and the proportion of invaded nodes paralleled their impact on primary tumour mass with a slight but not significant decrease in the total node number and the proportion of invaded nodes for erlotinib and RT, and a slight but not significant enhancement of invaded nodes with bevacizumab.

For those species analysed in more detail and used in case studies (species from the genera Acacia and Prosopis), the dataset was expanded to include information on biological characteristics, environmental factors across species ranges, silvicultural characteristics, the social, economic and biological impacts of invasion, habitats invaded and factors reputed to drive invasiveness.

Procambarus clarkii is an invasive crayfish influencing multiple features of invaded wetlands, but unravelling its impact on organisms with complex life cycles is difficult.

A simple desktop test method, such as immersion testing, can help production engineers choose the appropriate shale inhibitors such as salt, tetramethylammonium chloride (TMAC) and polymers that can effectively reduce the impact of oilfield fluids invading shale and causing it to swell or disperse.

However, the negative impacts of H. mantegazzianum on invaded ecosystems may actually only be temporary.

Further, the large context dependency of both invasion events, the magnitude of impact on the invaded systems as well as the extent to which the impacts are reversible or irreversible makes it difficult to devise a generalized scheme of prediction.