Sentence examples for predictable niche from inspiring English sources
Unlike most bacteria, which choose a predictable niche, P. acnes can thrive with or without oxygen, switching easily between many types of environments.
By contrast, GKN's aerospace niche looks more predictable.
Can relatively unspecialized host-symbiont interactions be subdivided in lineages that specialize on predictable fractions of the total niche space available?
Thus, by extension, the retention of the adult stem cell niche appears to be a predictable quantitative rather than a stochastic qualitative process.
The tribute industry is flourishing, with specialised agencies representing an astonishing array of soundalikes – not just the predictable Oasis, Bon Jovi and Madonna copyists, but acts that seem too niche to merit covering, such as Oingo Boingo.
By contrast, niche-assembly models are expected to have more predictable community composition among sites and/or time periods characterized by similar environmental conditions [6].
Despite the hype, it's too niche to work as an all-purpose blockbuster but too predictable for the fans - who already know most of what's going to happen.
This paper shows that little bustard environmental preferences were more predictable and complex (controlled by a larger number of environmental factors) in spring than in winter, when potential distribution and ecological niche width were slightly larger.
