Sentence examples for methods of ecology from inspiring English sources

In order to be more efficient in teaching, Li Bo invited many experts to present lectures about teaching methods of Ecology.

The model, which pulls together 45 years of Lassa fever outbreak data in West Africa, predicts that the number of people infected by Lassa virus (above)—spread by multimammate rats will double by 2070, according to the study in Methods of Ecology and Evolution.

"Lars has applied novel methods of community ecology analysis to the problem, and that's an excellent advance," says paleoanthropologist Richard Potts of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C.

The principles and methods of landscape ecology, and the greenway concepts that have originated in the West can be useful for Chinese landscape planning and can be applied to greenway development in China.

Established methods of microbial ecology that allow the direct measurement of metabolic conversions in natural microbial samples from humans under different experimental conditions, such as incubation with isotopically-labelled substrates, dye probes for specific compounds combined with microscopy or electrochemical microsensors, are rarely reported.

By utilizing the concepts, methods, and language of ecology, designers can create architecture that intentionally engages the natural systems of a site.

This new method of "molecular ecology," Dr. Sogin said, "has revealed many different microbial worlds that no one suspected might exist".

The borderlines of different biome ecotones and the gradients of species distribution in the biome ecotones have been investigated through the method of quantitative ecology.

Then we extend the construction method of population ecology models to design a control model, and implement the corresponding end-to-end protocol with virtual load factor feedback, which is called Explicit Virtual Load Feedback TCP (EVLF-TCP).

McHarg grounded his theory and methods in the science of ecology and pursued this approach in many projects, including The Woodlands planned community in Texas.

I have been keeping a bit more of an eye on Wiley because I am executive editor of Methods in Ecology and Evolution, which we publish through them.