Sentence examples for niche sharing from inspiring English sources

At the level of plots, influence of spruce on aspen site index is probably indicative of niche sharing with aspen.

Based on the standard particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm together with the widely used dynamic niche technology, this paper presents a new variation combined with the dynamic niche sharing technique on the basis of traditional PSO algorithm.

Recent theoretical and a few experimental studies have shown that both evolutionary and ecological processes can give rise to assemblages built from mechanisms promoting differentiation (i.e., character displacement) and similarity (i.e., niche sharing) simultaneously [16], [22], [23], [24], [25], [26].

In a niche shared with memory cells, naive cells experience passive attrition.

Prokaryotes that inhabit high-temperature environments -- an ecological niche shared by divergent organisms -- provide an example of highways of gene sharing [ 11] that dominate the phylogenetic information content present in a genome [ 12, 13].

She needs to work on that, because the "dark pop" niche she shares with newcomers such as Alessia Cara has a decent chance of being one of 2016's big things.

Peterson et al. (1999) pointed out that the broader parameters of the Grinnellian niche are shared among closest taxonomic relatives.

Thus our observation offers the intriguing possibility that some of the biological processes that maintain the spermatogonial stem cell niche may share common features with those found within skeletal tissues.

The microbial association (or cooccurrence) patterns can offer new insight into the structure of complex microbial communities, revealing the niche spaces shared by community members and identifying habitat affinities or shared physiologies that could guide more experimental settings.

Go to Google reader and find the most talked about topics in your market or niche being shared in the blogosphere and share that info with 6 or so posts a day.

A key result in these models is that each set of co-occurring strains appears to minimize competition by minimizing antigenic competition or antigenic niche overlap: strains sharing fewer alleles tend to co-occur, a result that is broadly consistent with niche models of species diversity.