Sentence examples for linkage areas from inspiring English sources

Essentially, we propose that headwater ridgelines be managed as important "linkage areas" to retain forested areas for species dispersal.

If each of these were linked via extending buffers or alternative forest management practices, about 5000 linkage areas would be provided in the 2.3-million ha landscape.

To provide habitat connectivity over ridgelines for such populations, which include many species of amphibians and arthropods, we propose designation of headwater "linkage areas".

Although the proposed linkage areas target sensitive headwater species by design, the resulting web of connection across the landscape can be expected to benefit a host of forest-dependent species.

For other SRH linkage areas, specific indicators were mostly absent from the grant agreements and the GPRs.

In addition, this study did provide tentative support for a role of the ATXN1 and TRIM31 genes in previously associated linkage areas for intelligence in the context of a psychiatric disorder, that is, ADHD.

Our process of linkage area planning, as demonstrated for headwater streams in the Coast Range of Oregon, USA, includes considerations at three spatial scales: landscape, drainage basin, and forest stand.

To identify potential candidate genes for Skts5, we sequenced 65 named and unnamed genes and coding elements mapping to the peak linkage area in outbred spretus, Spret/EiJ, FVB/NJ, and NIH/Ola.

Remaining oil enrichment in soft-linkage areas has a positive relationship with the width of the transfer zone (Fig. 4).

The Central Linkage Region is an area of great importance for metapopulation function, thus warranting collaborative strategies for maintaining high survival rates, high reproductive rates, and dispersal capabilities.

The APL index showed its usefulness to measure the degree of spatial linkage among areas.