Sentence examples for integrative indicator from inspiring English sources
As a highly integrative indicator, the concept of hemeroby provides a framework for the comparison of different land use pattern.
We developed a new integrative indicator HT* that takes account of varietal richness, spatial evenness, between-variety genetic diversity, and within-variety genetic diversity.
As an example, measures of soil organic matter are the basis for most sustainability and soil quality assessments, being seen as an integrative indicator for soil properties, such as moisture-holding capacity, physical structure, and nutrient supply capacity.
We considered the electron transport chain as a complex system with mitochondrial membrane potential as an integrative indicator for mitochondrial fitness.
Diversity indices provide important information about rarity and commonness of species in a community; they have been employed as integrative indicator.
In comparison to other fluorescence indicators, the performance index of PSII activity, representing an integrative indicator of all PSII photochemical reactions [ 17], was the most sensitive biomarker of the deterioration of PSII functions caused by SPION toxicity.
New integrative indicators such as HT* are critically needed.
In comparison to two frequently used but less integrative indicators (the number of varieties grown in the field and their allelic diversity as measured by the Nei index), the HT* indicator revealed increasing genetic homogenization overall.
For example, rodent, mosquito, and algal populations not only reflect the potential for transmission, but in themselves may function as integrative indicators of ecosystems function.
In this study we propose a new integrative environmental indicator based on the ES provided by the landscape and named "multiple ecosystem services landscape index" (MESLI).
This study evaluates the effect of pine afforestation on grassland streams analyzing changes in two integrative ecological indicators: leaf litter breakdown and primary production.
