Sentence examples for most ecological measures from inspiring English sources

In general it is difficult to calculate the precision or bias of most ecological measures because there is no exact formula for the variance of the statistic and the sampling distribution is unknown (Dixon, 1993. In: Scheiner, S.M., Gurevitch, J. (Eds)., Design and Analysis of Ecological Experiments.

Nevertheless it is important to consider different measures, especially when it is possible that the measures most widely used in cancer studies – the ecological measures – may not be the most sensitive.

Most ecological studies of the effects of climate on species are based on average conditions above ground level (measured by meteorological stations) averaged across 100 km2 or larger areas.

"Wood is the most ecological thing," he said.

The EU's agricultural policy faces reform and the Greens hope to expand their influence to promote ecological measures.

Yet it's some of the wealthiest countries that are creating the most ecological debt.

The remaining studies applied ecological measures.

JP constructed the ecological measures and supervised the data analyses.

The legal obligation to complete the Census ensures that it the largest and most representative description of the population and the availability of measures of socio-economic status at individual or household level have circumvented many limitations of earlier studies that have relied on surveys with moderate responses or ecological measures of socio-economic status.

Differences in bacterial microbiota were assessed by standard ecological measures of bacterial diversity.

Findings were replicated using both individual and ecological measures of ERI.