Sentence examples for involves a suite of from inspiring English sources

NSO habitat assessment involves a suite of attributes including: landscape context; species composition; canopy cover; basal area; average tree diameter; diameter diversity; and abundance of large trees, snags, canopy layers, coarse woody debris, and mistletoe.

The transmission cycle of B. burgdorferi is complex, and involves a suite of obligatory hosts for the vector tick, for which suitable habitat and environmental conditions must exist.

The expressed genome of P. murrayi showed that anhydrobiotic survival in nematodes involves a suite of genes from diverse functional areas, such as hormone signaling transduction, transcription regulation, ROS scavenging, reestablishment of homeostasis, molecular chaperoning and transcriptional regulation of ribosomal proteins and other genes.

That's involved a suite of new executives and, of course, layoffs.

This kind of segmentation is a character complex involving a suite of serially repeated structures along the body axis.

Instead, an entire developmental pathway involving a suite of genes had been recruited to specify where eyespots would appear.

We explore the level of correlation between LCCDC and BWC through extensive experimental studies involving a suite of 18 real-world networks, whose degree distribution ranges from Poisson to Power-law [5] under three different correlation measures [5].

The drivers of these large scale diversity trends have been hypothesized to involve a suite of mechanisms directly or indirectly linking higher energy to diversity, for example through higher overall abundance and rates of speciation at higher temperatures [77][78].

Ongoing studies involving a suite of nuclear and mitochondrial genes previously employed in Osedax systematics corroborate the distinct nature of MB16 and MB17 (S. Johnson, unpublished).

Migration is a complex phenomenon involving a suite of morphological, sensory, and physiologically adaptive traits that are inherited as components of a 'migratory gene package' (reviewed in Liedvogel et al. 2011).

The approach involves identifying a suite of soil indicators and landscape attributes for an area of relatively uniform climate.