Sentence examples for necessary for persistence from inspiring English sources

At small reserve sizes (towards the left of Figures 8), the closure fraction necessary for persistence is the same for all cases but that of no adult movement.

In addition, Morita and Yokota [12] used a simple population model to define threshold population sizes necessary for persistence of white spotted charr (Salvelinus leucomaensis).

Since gene expression is necessary for persistence of long-lasting neural plasticity, the inhibition of TFs and the concomitant transcription inhibition during extinction could explain in part the less persistent nature of extinction memory.

First introduced in the 1960s (McNew 1960), the epidemiological triangle suggests that three components are necessary for persistence of infectious disease: host, pathogen and environment (for vectorborne diseases this is necessarily more complex; see Wobeser 2006).

Mitigating the effects of habitat loss requires estimating the minimum amount of habitat necessary for the persistence of wildlife populations in a changing landscape.

We further hypothesize that regularly eating dairy products is necessary for the persistence of a lactose tolerance in most individuals, with dairy acting as a prebiotic to support the populations of lactose-utilizing, tolerance-associated bacteria.

The unfavourable environmental conditions to Chernozem development in Central Europe has led to questions regarding their origin and age, and conditions necessary for Chernozem persistence in Central Europe under a humid climate.

Forest managers require an understanding of how vertebrate species respond and persist within the dynamics of changing forest environments so that management strategies can retain and recruit structural aspects necessary for the persistence of populations.

While a representation target may represent the majority of species in a landscape, this target often falls far short of conserving processes necessary for the persistence of these species.

Consequently, continued protection of the D'MOSS system, and a considered approach to management of E. saligna are necessary for the persistence of the crowned eagle in this landscape.

Biologically, the condition (tilde{Delta}>0) is necessary for the persistence of the ecosystem.