Sentence examples for more variable conditions from inspiring English sources
During the culture period, shrimp have to tolerate more variable conditions, less controlled temperature and salinity fluctuation (Jeswin et al. 2015).
"The Arctic is showing clear evidence of evolving into a new state before mid-century," with warmer, wetter and more variable conditions, according to the report from the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Program.
It has been shown for other species that both genetic and environmental cues may be used to recognize kin from non-kin, and that kin-recognition abilities may disappear when individuals are reared in more variable conditions [29], [38].
However, the most finely resolved evidence for environmental change is not from the fossil and archeological sites themselves, but from deep sea core records that indicate drier and more variable conditions in tropical and subtropical Africa [2] [8].
This was, in effect, a conscious decision to accept more variable conditions (in the form of more frequent minor floods) in order to reduce the risk of major events.
Our results provide evidence for the performance enhancing effect and suggest that selection towards functionally dominant species is likely to benefit the maintenance of ecosystem functioning under more variable conditions.
Each laboratory introduced environmental and genotypic CSV within and among replicated microcosms established in either growth chambers (with stringent control of environmental conditions) or glasshouses (with more variable environmental conditions).
Cooler, wetter, and more variable climatic conditions during MIS 3 and 2 led to increased channel and floodplain sediment supply.
In the Bidasoa estuary, however, salinity was lower and more variable (polyhaline conditions).
This might be a result of the much more variable growth conditions in Norway with its mountain ranges and complex coastal lines.
Camarero et al. (2010) analyzed intra-annual patterns of three conifer species from continental Mediterranean climates and showed that plasticity in xylogenesis patterns enables species to occupy sites with more variable climatic conditions.
