Sentence examples for physiological ecologists from inspiring English sources

They were called physiological ecologists.

Physiological ecologists who design computer models to predict how animals handle heat are forecasting the effects of climate change.

Physiological ecologists have often sought to link the internal processes of organisms with environmental factors controlling those processes in order to understand the broader distributions of populations and species.

The idea of using numbers extracted from digital images to detect a vegetation index originated in the laboratory of Andrew Richardson, a physiological ecologist at Harvard, Dr. Baldocchi said.

To determine the heat exchange between an animal and its environment, however, a physiological ecologist is confronted with an array of almost unquantifiable variables and with the formidable task of gathering the numerous data and analyzing them.

Nor do the findings rule out smell as a navigational cue, says physiological ecologist Martin Wikelski of Princeton University.

This work helps to "catapult us out of ignorance," adds physiological ecologist Martin Wikelski of the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Radolfzell, Germany.

The finding "addresses indirectly the evolution of organelles" within cells, says physiological ecologist Charles Fisher of Pennsylvania State University, University Park.

"Ecologists generally assume that plants high in nitrogen will facilitate insect outbreaks," says Fiona Clissold, a nutritional physiological ecologist at the University of Sydney in Australia.

The green tree frogs' technique may be more common than people suspect, says Harvey Lillywhite, a physiological ecologist at the University of Florida in Gainesville.

Jonathan Blount, a physiological ecologist at the University of Exeter in Cornwall, U.K., agrees that the research "shows certain species of birds are more vulnerable than others to effects of radiation".