Sentence examples for recruitment bottleneck from inspiring English sources

Reproduction of B. papyrifera through macro-propagation may help overcome the population recruitment bottleneck of this important species and will help the long-term yield possibilities of its precious product frankincense.

Thus, a restocking program was implemented to bypass the recruitment bottleneck during the early larval stages.

However, the logistics of conducting high quality spirometry in the homes of COPD patients created a recruitment bottleneck, stalling the study progress.

These results suggest at the importance of reef microstructure for juvenile coral survival, following early post-settlement recruitment bottlenecks.

Propagule traps are useful in studies assessing reproductive dynamics and resource allocation, potentially bypassing or complementing sediment propagule bank research, and aiding identification of recruitment bottlenecks.

Gender inequalities are systems inefficiencies that contribute to clogged health worker educational pipelines, recruitment bottlenecks, attrition, and worker maldistribution in formal and non-formal health workforces.

This concentration of juveniles within biotopes of the lagoon could represent a bottleneck to recruitment for grunt stocks.

Early developmental stages of plants are expected to be a major bottleneck to recruitment.

Of all processes, seedling emergence and, above all, seedling survival were clearly bottlenecks for recruitment that were associated with habitat fragmentation.

Post-dispersal seed predation (ca. 90%) represented the most important bottleneck in plant recruitment in all microhabitats at both populations.

Within the Florida Keys, structure was observed in damselfish over a few meters and attributed to either a local genetic bottleneck [39] or recruitment from genetically divergent source populations, such as the Bahamas and Western Caribbean [27].