Sentence examples for many ecologically and from inspiring English sources

Flower visitors of wildflower plantings encompass many ecologically and economically important species.

Many ecologically and biogeochemically important landscape features are spatially extensive, but occur at scales much smaller than the ∼1-km footprint of wide-swath, polar orbiting radiometers.

Heavy metal pollutants entering an aquatic ecosystem are of increasing concern due to discernible effects on chemoreception in many ecologically and economically important species.

Strikingly, only 81 (25.1%) of all 322 visiting species (<50.0% of individuals) were bees or hoverflies, and 241 non-prominent 'other' visitor taxa were sampled, encompassing many ecologically and economically important species, e.g., parasitic wasps and non-syrphid Diptera.

They are in turn eaten by many ecologically and commercially important fish, such as billfish, mackerel, and sharks, and so are a key link between trophic levels.

Macroalgae provide habitat for many ecologically and economically important marine species, supporting highly diverse ecosystems (Wernberg et al., 2010).

One thing that later made it easy for me to feel the attraction of "green" politics in adulthood was having absorbed so many ecologically tinged SF stories in childhood and adolescence (from Jon Pertwee battling the "Green Death" to The Survivors).

The final Permian extinction event, sometimes referred to as the terminal Permian crisis, while very real, may have taken up to 15 million years to materialize and likely eliminated many ecologically struggling faunas that were already greatly reduced by previous extinctions.

The final extinction episode, sometimes referred to as the terminal Permian crisis, while very real, took 15 million years to materialize and likely eliminated many ecologically struggling faunas that had already been greatly reduced by previous extinction episodes leading up to the terminal Permian crisis.

Such cultivation-independent methods based on sequence analysis of DNA have considerably enhanced our understanding of the organism and functional diversity that occurs in many ecologically important environments, with marine microbial communities being one of the most studied using metagenomic methods [2].

However, microarray-based gene expression measurements require a substantial amount of knowledge about the targeted species' transcriptome, and these valuable tools are therefore unavailable for many ecologically important species.