Sentence examples for principles of biodiversity from inspiring English sources

In email correspondence, Gibbons said: "I am very disappointed with the gap between the principles of biodiversity offsetting and practice.

Accept the principle of biodiversity offsetting and you accept the idea that place means nothing.

Barry Gardiner MP, Labour's shadow minister for the natural environment welcomed the Environmental Audit Committee's (EAC) criticisms of BO: "The EAC is right to give a cautious welcome to the principle of biodiversity offsetting.

Through the application of urban design principles the loss of biodiversity, resources and environmental quality is limited and compensated for.

The paper uses landscape ecological principles for biodiversity characterization.

It is good to watch the literary canon being reinterpreted in the light of our environmental crisis, but it would be better still to see the principles of cultural and biodiversity brought together.

Borrowing principles of evolution and biodiversity, scientists have reasoned that tumors originate in stem cell populations, as the innate longevity of stem cells increases the chance of acquiring harmful mutations [ 45].

Based on concepts of biodiversity and principles of landscape ecology, terrace benches, bunds and risers were planted with trees, shrubs, forage grasses, and crops, serving to generate a diverse array of plants, a semi-forested area and to stabilize terrace bunds and risers.

Using systematic conservation planning principles, we map the spatial components of biodiversity processes (SCBPs) and use these to design broad-scale conservation corridors for Réunion Island.

The principle of the optimal biodiversity suggests that diversity is an adaptation of biological systems to environmental conditions.

Various strategies adopted by conservationists to protect environmental biodiversity align with principles of SCP, differing only in terminology (Pires and Moreto 2011).