Sentence examples for increase establishment from inspiring English sources

Previous research demonstrates that early germination by species can increase establishment in some ecosystems by reducing pathogen pressure [52], [53], thus understanding how these advantages interact with climatic change would be important.

Horizontal orientation of fragments from the horizontal stems of clonal plants might thus increase establishment of the fragments and this effect might be stronger in fragments with shorter lengths of attached stolon internodes and thus less stored resources.

The starting point was a political resolution passed by the Swedish Government, in line with the Government's work-first principle, i.e. measures to increase establishment on the labour market, and to increase return-to-work for those absent from work due to illness.

Fish escaping from fish farms tend to be characterized not only by high propagule pressure and high growth rates, traits that may increase establishment success, but also by reduced genetic variability and behavioural deficits, traits that will tend to curtail dispersal and minimize establishment (Gross 1998; Naylor et al. 2005).

The exceptional forest restoration policy landscape coupled with the increasing establishment of commercial plantations offer important research opportunities for monetary valuation in China.

We demonstrated that a ubiquitous chromatin-opening element (UCOE) mediated enhanced transgene expression, while an insulator sequence (cHS4) increased establishment efficiency, presumably via an additional interaction with the nuclear matrix.

And though humanity created a technological universe, the search for meaning continues and even seems to grow stronger with the increasing establishment of the technical life style.

Evidently, additional rain enhanced the number of days when conditions for germination were met and increased establishment in the arid and semiarid regions.

In this study, Nombali was the only location to have higher establishment on burnt sites, while Seme had increased establishment on unburnt sites and Le Dube very little establishment overall.

A recent meta-analysis, which controlled for the effects of population size, found strong evidence that higher levels of genotypic and phenotypic diversity in founder groups increased establishment success (Forsman 2014).

The increased establishment of rose-ringed parakeets in the United Kingdom (Tayleur 2010) and across Europe (Strubbe and Matthysen 2008) as well as other nonnative bird species in urban areas across the world (Peacock et al. 2007; Blackburn et al. 2009; Bonter et al. 2010), highlights the potential for widespread occurrence of similar effects of foraging behavior on urban birds.