Sentence examples for more rich resources from inspiring English sources

The larger and more rich resources the habitat is, the lower the probability that an individual will leave it, due to increased energy expenditure and higher mortality risk; therefore, it is plausible to expect that organisms should move only when the costs of remaining outweigh the potential costs of leaving the habitat (North et al. 2011).

In a way it reminded me of Iowa, where if you want to see something happen you need to make it happen, but was more rich in the resources I needed to make it really work.

Large and rich resources are more likely to attract competitors, adding an extra cost for the defence of the resource [9] [11].

This would increase the credibility of work in the field and enable more effective use of these rich resources, especially where diagnosis and/or management is largely primary care based.

What rich resources exist in deep space?

Feminist and gender studies already have shown that atypical, and thereby transgressive, modes of corporeal functioning offer a rich resource for developing more adequate concepts of the materiality of human experience and of our personhood (Clare 1999).

Affluent communities have richer resources, more early childhood opportunities and have been able to resist the incessant pounding of reform either explicitly or subversively.

Typically a WSN follows the communication pattern of convergecast, where sensors -source nodes- generate data about a phenomenon and relay streams of data to a more resource rich device called sink.

In the more resource rich regions of southern Ghana, under-five mortality rate ranges from 75 per 1000 live births whiles in the most impoverish and deprived regions of the north such as the Upper East Region it is as high as 128 per 1000 live births [ 21].

The large and rich resource rents make rebellions and coups financially feasible and one-time gain even more attractive.

Forestland is a rich resource.