Sentence examples for potential distributional from inspiring English sources
Of course, because of historical effects (e.g., limited dispersal) on species' distributions, potential distributional areas are often predicted in areas not inhabited (44 ), so this evidence is not definitive.
Apart from inland Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego, the models infer stable potential distributional areas of the Hordeum species throughout their present-day distributions since the Last Glacial Maximum.
We address this by estimating the potential distributional impact of various flat taxes for selected Western European countries.
Fig. 4 Ecological niche model estimates of present-day and Last Glacial Maximum potential distributional areas, the latter under two different general circulation model estimates, for S. turdinus.
We found that at least 10% of the potential distributional area for the species is not suitable owing to urban or suburban encroachment.
The niche model can then be used to probe broader areas, such as the whole world or such as conditions present in another time period, to estimate potential distributional areas.
As a consequence, species with shrinking distributional potential in Europe should also see reductions in potential distribution in North America and Asia as well, whereas translation of these effects into the Southern Hemisphere may prove more complex.
Uncertainties in modeling distributional range calculated by the maximum standard deviation among any possible class (i.e. taxon) varied from 0 to 0.32 (Figure 3b), with the vast majority of the potential distribution coverage of the genus presenting a modeling uncertainty below 10%, and only very few areas presenting more than 15% variation in predicted probabilities.
To counter potential adverse distributional effects of higher energy prices, low-income groups could be protected by lowering other taxes, scaling up investment in education, and block-pricing schemes.
To address the issue of brown recluse distribution, we employ ecological niche modeling to investigate the present and future distributional potential of this species.
Failure to do so may overstate the program's potential benefits or distributional impacts.
