Sentence examples for present niche from inspiring English sources

Only in the first decades of the 20th century did it settle into its present niche, cushioned with overtones of romance, pleasure, health and normalcy.

Without such reforms, Vietnam will find it hard to rise above its present niche as a low-cost manufacturing base into the more diversified, richer economy it could become.

One of the major unsolved questions in evolutionary biology is why the vast majority of species fails to adapt to conditions outside their present niche and, as a consequence, usually exhibit geographically confined range limits [ 1- 5].

The present bioclimatic niche climate was consistent with the currently known distribution of E. madsenii and E. rhopalostele.

Many of the startups presenting were niche plays, trying to tackle the issues of curation and data in various verticals like education, eCommerce and health care.

He consistently finds (or is alerted to, one way or another) the weird and wonderful in gaming, and presents these niche works to the very biggest audience.

But arguably, until now, it has never been so mainstream, so accessible, so delivered with a wink and a nudge, rather than presented as niche, underground or almost shameful.

It presents a niche opportunity to advertisers because of its apparent target audience of procrastinating office workers (Citi employees complained to The Daily Mash and independent publications after the company banned them from accessing the site ).

Our results also suggest that, for a constant amount of flower resources, increasing plant functional diversity and thus decreasing redundancy of potential pollinator feeding niches, decreases the amount of flower resources present per feeding niche.

Other studies present evidence for niche divergence between sibling species, for distributions of closely related species on environmental axes and for niche divergence as a speciation mechanism [23], [38] [40].

Stretch, caused by active movements of the body, is an important factor present in the niche of muscle progenitor cells in vivo.