Sentence examples for less ecologically from inspiring English sources

Others have seen what it is so stylishly doing and have opened less ecologically friendly and socially aware places as a result.

The available isotope data suggest that pygmy panda (A. microta) was less ecologically flexible compared to other mammals such as pig, rhino, deer and bovid.

Using Crispr to combat disease-transmitting mosquitoes could have a massive health benefit for millions of people around the world, and would probably prove less ecologically destructive than our current insecticide-based approaches.

Although considered by some as a less "ecologically suitable" forestry model than "near-natural" stand management, even-aged plantation forest management, with regeneration procedure involving clearcutting, creates temporary habitat for many early-successional birds.

So is working with the fishermen it licenses to control overfishing by expanding closed areas and converting trawlers — boats that drag weighted nets across the ocean floor — to engage in more gentle and less ecologically damaging techniques like using traps, hooks and line, and seine netting.

In that case, the power company was allowed to increase generating power at other, less ecologically important sites.

Top competitors of ash tended to be far less economically and ecologically valuable.

Future coastal restoration efforts should also focus on less energy-intensive, ecologically engineered management techniques that use the energies of nature as much as possible.

In the context of the European Network Marine Genomics, a common goal was to significantly increase the amount of ESTs in commercial marine mollusk species and more specifically in the less studied but ecologically and commercially important groups, such as mussel and clam genera.

The native post-Mesolithic groups expanded beyond the traditional Danubian areas of agricultural development, moving also into ecologically less favorable environments, which included utilization of sandy soils.

However, species that are ecologically less flexible can also become successful invaders, if the newly colonized area provides similar environmental conditions as the invaders' ancestral area (Kolar and Lodge 2001) or if the organism evolves on short time periods to become a better invader (Keller and Taylor 2010; Krehenwinkel and Tautz 2013).