Sentence examples for increased anthropogenic resources from inspiring English sources

Raccoon population densities have increased in response to increased anthropogenic resources that are available in agricultural and urban ecosystems (5).

This may be due to increased anthropogenic activities at different sites along the lower reaches.

With increased anthropogenic disturbances, the diversity and function of crust communities may be at risk.

Increased anthropogenic activities since ~ 5 ka may have increased soil upland erosion and floodplain aggradation.

Obviously, increases in human population density are markers of increased anthropogenic effects of all kinds.

Ocean acidification as a result of increased anthropogenic CO2 emissions is occurring in marine and estuarine environments worldwide.

With increasing anthropogenic impacts to coastal resources and coastal systems being disproportionately large contributors to ocean productivity, identifying the spatial scales of this patchiness, particularly in coastal waters, is of critical importance to understand coastal ecosystem dynamics.

Good governance is widely seen as a prerequisite for effective natural resources management in the context of environmental decline and increasing anthropogenic pressures.

The pastoral resources in eastern Sudan are changing under the combined impact of increasing anthropogenic activities such as clearance of natural vegetation and the effect of state policies that favour crop farming against pastoralism.

Increasing anthropogenic emissions of CO2 induce ocean warming and acidification.

Both WSG and the proportion of larger stems decrease with increasing anthropogenic disturbance, however, stem density (≥ = 10 cm DBH) increases.