Sentence examples for multiple ecological and from inspiring English sources

The MIMES requires that multiple ecological and human dynamics be specified, and that outputs may be understood through different temporal and spatial lenses to assess the effects of different actions in the short and long term and at different spatial scales.

Public land management across North America now incorporates multiple ecological and social values and has led to use of increasingly complex silvicultural systems, such as those designed to emulate natural disturbance regimes, in an effort to manage for this wider variety of objectives.

These studies span multiple ecological and physical gradients, and it is unlikely that their interpretations are confounded by any overarching gradient, beyond those used to explain LSDGs (e.g., solar radiation, glaciation history).

Previous work suggests that impacts of deer overabundance are broadly negative and are consequently degrading forests at multiple ecological and taxonomic levels.

The epidemiology of arboviral zoonoses is influenced by multiple ecological factors and, therefore, integrated and comprehensive surveillance systems are needed for early detecting the infection and activating consequent control actions.

Paradoxically, because soil and subsurface properties may be changed radically, rehabilitation success can only be assessed effectively over longer timelines and preferably using multiple ecological indicators and endpoints (e.g. Block et al. 2001; Nichols and Nichols 2003; Craig et al. 2012; Williams et al. 2012; Critescu et al. 2013; Majer et al 2013).

The epidemiology of West Nile disease (WND) is influenced by multiple ecological factors and, therefore, integrated surveillance systems are needed for early detecting the infection and activating consequent control actions.

The stratified vegetation structure with trees, shrubs and grass is optimal for sub-arterial road or medium traffic roads as these plants can produce multiple ecological effects and create esthetic pleasant landscapes.

However, both morphological extremes can be adaptive in multiple ecological scenarios and behavioural contexts leading to a lack of a one-to-one correspondence between morphology and function.

These initiatives are promising because evidence shows that prevention is most effective when it occurs early in life, addresses root causes at multiple ecological levels, and is sustained over time [ 8, 15].

Policy responses to the multiple ecological, economic, and social crises have included measures to promote a transition to sustainability, frequently defining resource efficiency and decoupling of resource use and economic growth as targets (European Commission, 2011; UNEP, 2011; Zhijuan and Nailing, 2007).