Sentence examples for more natural systems from inspiring English sources

In some areas, land managers may consider revetment removal as a means to convert channelized systems to more natural systems with shallower depths in the main channel, meander scrolls, and alcoves that can enhance hyporheic flow.

The prediction of our model could help when planning carcass disposal systems within the study area (e.g. industrial disposal of carcasses, with transport and incineration vs. more natural systems based on scavenger consumption) [16].

In comparison, different results were obtained in other studies on more natural systems of hosts and parasitoids.

For more natural systems, the lipopeptides viscosinamide, tensin, and amphisin have been shown to reach 50%% degradation with 5 10 days in soil (Nielsen and Sørensen 2003).

Mini-chromosomes derived by the top-down approach are more natural systems for maintaining and expressing transgenes (Macnab and Whitehouse 2009; Birchler et al. 2010).

Eichler's system was eventually modified into a more natural system of classification.

"It's a series of small interventions that cumulatively, over time, will take us to a more natural system" to deal with climate change, said Carter H. Strickland, the city's environmental commissioner.

To fill this lacuna and going into a more natural system, here various wild-type (smooth form) LPS including also some LPS fractions were investigated by small-angle X-ray scattering with synchrotron radiation to analyze their aggregate structure.

A further study used cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis) as a means to test whether dazzle patterning is observed in a more natural system [ 20].

Second, as a rough assessment of the potential for human-induced evolutionary change, we present a comparison of the selective pressures and evolutionary endpoints expected in these highly modified systems with those in a more natural system that may a resemble potential source populations used in restocking efforts.

This more complex model is needed to reproduce the experimental data presented here, and to predict reliably transport behavior in more complex, natural systems on long time scales, unreachable to the experimentalist.