Sentence examples for long-term abundance from inspiring English sources

The assessments performed for these three plants were unique in employing river-wide sampling data and mathematical models designed to predict the effects of cooling-water withdrawals on the short- and long-term abundance of striped bass and other important fish populations.

Analysts and investors will begin to see that data points more toward long-term scarcity than toward long-term abundance of oil supply.

Long-term abundance differences between habitats were not significant (meadow – young forest, t = 1.41, meadow – advanced forest, t = 1.60, young forest – advanced forest t = 0.33).

This number is an order of magnitude lower than estimates of average long-term abundance estimated from genetic variability [61].

To illustrate the effects of small changes in λ on long-term abundance, we solved for the equation Nt = N0 λt where t = 50 and N0 = 439 (representing the most recent estimate of abundance for Los Islotes Island [15]).

In the absence of available long-term abundance data of H. hampei from the field in coffee producing areas of Africa and the Americas, we resorted to detailed laboratory studies on the effect of temperatures on the bionomics of the beetle.

In the long-term, abundances of herbivores, fungivores and carnivores increased along with total nematode abundance.

Equivalent Effective Stratospheric Chlorine (EESC) is a parameter designed to estimate that component of ozone variability in the stratosphere that is driven by changes in the long-term abundances of Ozone Depleting Substances (ODSs) in the atmosphere.

To analyze dominance at a long-term equilibrium, we calculated the equilibrium when both pathogen types are present and eventually settle near their long-term abundances in the host population.

Additional information is becoming available in the form of genetic based estimates of long-term average abundance for both the eastern and western North Pacific populations taken together [64] and improved estimates of present day abundance [65].

We developed an approach to estimate the statistical power of discrete survey events to identify species-specific hotspots and coldspots of long-term seabird abundance in marine environments.