Sentence examples for many other ecological from inspiring English sources
Clearly, Congress is not leading the way in addressing the urgent issues of global climate disruption, biodiversity loss and so many other ecological threats.
The authors speculate that many other ecological problems could also erupt from changes in climate.
Thus, the loss of ecosystem services, important for livelihoods and many other ecological and environmental functions, can be devastating for the rural poor in Sahel.
While ambient temperature may be an important selective factor on nest morphology, many other ecological factors also influence nest morphologies and vary geographically.
Indeed, because many large protected areas were designated before it was possible to estimate plant production from remote imagery, initial conditions are often impossible formally to determine in this regard (as they are for many other ecological variables).
As noted in the Background section, however, many other ecological factors could influence sleep patterns.
For 20 years or more concerns about nuclear waste, food production, the quality of river water, the health of our soils and seas, the fate of our forests, the impact of road-building and many other important ecological issues have been steadily marginalised, starved of resources or pushed off the agenda by climate change.
Moreover, excessive land filling and land developments have many other adverse ecological, social and economic impacts as well.
Coastal and marine ecosystems provide more benefits to society than many other social-ecological systems (MA 2005a).
Hatching phenomenon in horseshoe crab is suggested to be under endogenous control (Rudloe 1979) and many other environmental and ecological factors also have an influence over the whole event during its egg development (Ehlinger et al. 2003, Jackson et al. 2005; Ehlinger and Tankersley 2006; Hu et al. 2009).
Among many other possible characters, ecological factors should help delimit species, assuming that each species has formed its own particular niche.
