Sentence examples for pool of species from inspiring English sources

The pool of species that colonise the newly abandoned rice fields is substantially different from the one inhabiting the natural grassland, therefore suggesting that most of the successful colonisers probably originate from neighbouring fallow plots.

Moreover, when the whole pool of species was taken into account using discriminant analysis, the results differed, showing that although the process performed well, the recovery (sensu stricto) requires longer periods than the duration assessed to be fully successful.

The methodological framework proposed here could be used when a pool of species needs to be evaluated for further investigation or conservation actions, helping by focusing on species that are more sensitive to habitat changes or have an intrinsic conservation value.

In a pool of species, plenty of juveniles of some species could be compensating for the paucity of juveniles of other species and the species might be replacing each other temporarily in cyclic succession.

The primary microbial colonization seems to be unchanged in CF as migrants come from a similar pool of species: overlap with throat community, for which minor differences between healthy and diseased patients exist, is observed.

While regional factors (climate and historical) determine the regional pool of species, at a local level other factors such as soil, biotic interactions, natural disturbances and anthropogenic influence may be important.

Accelerated evolutionary rate of N. crassa orphans, rather than gene duplication, seemed to be responsible for the maintenance of the pool of "species-specific" genes, which might play pivotal roles in adaptation and competition of a fungal lineage.

There must be some evolutionary means by which existing DNA sequences are changed and new sequences are incorporated into the gene pools of species.

As a complementary view to the traditional richness hotspots methodology, consisting of a simple stacking of species distribution maps, the compositionalist modelling approach used here combines separate predictions for different pools of species to identify areas of alternative suitability for conservation.

In the field of metagenomics, investigations into experimental design methodology have focused on extending the Lander-Waterman coverage model [35] to handle pools of species [33].

Now, getting a basis of minimal sub/sur-invariants can be done with the same branch and bound technique used for invariants, allowing to obtain information on pools of species of the biochemical system that, for instance, never increase during any ODE simulation.