Sentence examples for more ecological context from inspiring English sources

At larger scales, and in a more ecological context, plants have evolved to grow in competition.

Could we act as the guiding organization for re-focusing One Health efforts in a more ecological context?

Our behavioral results replicate previous findings (Anderson and Phelps 2001) in showing an increase in detection of arousing, compared with neutral, words in the AB, but extends these findings to a more ecological context of face processing.

The present study provides information on hominin microenvironments and local habitats in South Asia, situating them in a more tangible ecological context than so far achieved.

Compared with previous intraspecific hybrid studies that used inbred parental lines, the use of Cirsium parents from natural outcrossing populations more accurately reflects the ecological context in which natural hybridization occurs.

Under these conditions, changes to interactions do not merely increase the growth of each species in a manner that is sensitive to its ecological context, but more specifically, they modify correlations between species densities.

Perhaps future theoretical analyses of social evolution should more explicitly acknowledge the variable ecological context of whichever social interaction is being modelled and consider the possibility that behavioural strategies might never attain an evolutionary equilibrium in a real and ever-changing world.

This study provides a framework for understanding sockeye life history from a transcriptomic perspective and a starting point for more extensive, targeted studies determining the ecological context of genes.

Furthermore in this current submission the authors have also extended their work to provide an intriguing explanation of how the framing bias observed in many classical decision tasks might be adaptive (increase reward maximisation) in the context of a more ecological task in which decisions are not taken in isolation.

Our findings highlight the preserved cognitive abilities in HD families when using more ecological tasks displaying emotional expressions in the context in which they typically appear.

Combining the functional context of eQTLs and the ecological context of environmental correlation, many more cases of regulatory adaptation could be illustrated in the near future.