Sentence examples for landscape traits from inspiring English sources

Site-specific and landscape traits of urban green areas have been identified as determinants for the presence/absence of bird species among urban systems.

We used a network approach to (1) determine if pollen-mediated gene exchange across the landscape was spatially structured; (2) estimate the effects of limited acorn dispersal on functional connectivity; (3) identify which landscape traits could drive source sink dynamics of gene flow.

Our analysis suggests interesting differences in the adaptive landscape for traits under abiotic and biotic selection.

We predict that the hypothesized differences in the adaptive landscape of traits under biotic selection versus abiotic selection will lead to the differences in genetic architecture outlined above between these two types of traits.

Overall, our results suggest that landscape-specific traits can influence the morphology of male toads in complex ways.

Although the overall landscape of trait variations was not structured, it remained possible that some subgroups of strains shared morphological similarities.

To date, little research has examined epidemiologic landscape of schizotypal traits at the cross-national level.

Three sets of predictive variables consistently ranked higher: fire traits, landscape composition, and post-fire climatic conditions.

These regions formed, at times, a cultural landscape linked through traits such as architecture and artifact styles, interpreted as evidence for exchange, shared technologies, values, and ideas.

Quantitative trait locus (QTL) mapping and genome-wide association studies (GWAS) are two common approaches for dissecting the genetic landscape of complex traits.

GWASs are designed to provide a survey of common variation [minor allele frequency (MAF) > 0.05], therefore examining only a portion of the genomic landscape of complex traits.