Sentence examples for open niche from inspiring English sources

Speaking by telephone last week, Mr. Gartenstein said his company had long intended to open niche clubs that might offer Spanish-language, black-themed or children's films.

"We realised these frogs were probably doing something incredibly different from what normal frogs do – invading this open niche of wet leaf litter that is full of really tiny insects that other frogs and possibly other creatures weren't eating," Austin said.

Downy brome (Bromus tectorum L). is a highly successful invasive species primarily because it fills an open niche in native plant communities.

But, notably, it is an exit of sorts, and one that doesn't involve crushing the firm into a purported open niche inside a corporate giant.

However, disturbances also free resources and open niche space on a local scale [16].

This leaves an open niche for the existence of another enzyme that would cleave long-chain polyP.

As a mechanism analogous to the asymmetric divisions in some closed niche-supported systems, such heterogeneous differentiation competence would be paradigmatic for open niche-supported tissues.

Mouse spermatogenesis occurs in seminiferous tubules and represents a typical example of an open niche-supported stem cell system (Fig. 1A) (Russell et al., 1990; Stine and Matunis, 2013).

These very different firms, it turned out, were all exploiting the internet's capacity to open up niche markets that their bricks-and-mortar rivals, limited by a lack of physical shelf space, could not.

Considering adults to be a possible reservoir for transmission to infants [51], [52], the lack of cross-protection of Adacel, determined in this study, may open a niche for B. parapertussis not only in adolescents/adults but also in infants.

The disturbance in the social network of commensals caused by the loss of cooperative traits and the subsequent demographic depression may open the niche for other bacteria, eventually pathogens.