Sentence examples for invasions in a from inspiring English sources

We discuss the potential effect of contagious and non-contagious disturbances like climate change and why multifractal-like disturbance patterns might be more desirable than others to counter biological invasions in a multi-scale and multi-level context of adaptive planning, design and management of disturbance.

The number of haplotypes present in California suggests that there have either been multiple invasions in a short period of time, or a single large infestation (e.g. an infested shipment of produce or horticultural products with hundreds of eggs or small larvae).

Taken together, these observations suggest that the prevailing view of Europe as the ancestral cradle of plant invasions is only useful in so far as it describes the recent co-evolution of 'weedy' plants in historically novel human-dominated ecosystems [32] a restricted set of conditions when viewed in the full context of plant invasions in a variety of disturbed and natural ecosystems worldwide.

Spiders' impact on ecosystems are potentially extremely large due to their efficient prey consumption as a top predator [ 16– 18] and the possibility for significant numbers of invasions in a short span through airborne dispersal (termed ballooning) [ 12– 16, 16– 16].

Biflorin inhibited MDA-MB-435 invasion in a dose-dependent manner (p < 0.01).

Mahdi, L. K. et al. A. D. Characterization of pneumococcal genes involved in bloodstream invasion in a mouse model.

Churchill was unwilling to use naval resources, needed for the forthcoming European invasion, in a seaborne invasion of Burma to help reopen China's supply line.

These resulting observations are then extended looking at cell migration in an artificial fiber network, which mimics cell invasion in a 3D extracellular matrix.

Results show that invasion in a high-permeability formation causes non-symmetric distribution of fluid around the wellbore of a deviated well.

We sought to apply a standardized evaluation of ultrasound parameters for the prediction of placental invasion in a high-risk population.

We studied which factors determine the actual level of neophyte invasion in a landscape with heterogeneous land-use and which habitats are the most infected.