Sentence examples for reduced suitability from inspiring English sources

As it is usually used it is of reduced suitability for intrinsic kinetic studies aimed at scaling-up purposes.

Fire suppression, landscape changes, and land management changes have contributed to reduced suitability of many pine stands for fire-dependent species, including many avian species in regional decline.

The reduced suitability of the exponential model in this case can be partly overcome by convergence in the average recharge rate obtained from unbiased samples collected from multiple locations.

Apart from the reduced suitability of drained and fertilised silage fields compared to traditional hay meadows, in western Europe the conversion of grassland to arable has been aided by subsidies, and further east the collapse of collective farming has led to the abandonment and lack of management of much land in this important breeding area.

Further increases result in sharp declines in habitat suitability and additional increases reduce suitable nesting conditions to zero at magnitudes beyond 0.6 m.

The attack was minor, but it reduced his suitability for transplant surgery and dropped his standing on the organ-waiting list.

Concerning the Yellowhammer and the Blackbird group, a high level of biomass extraction reduced hedge suitability by approximately 20%.

It is likely that allelopathic substances and other secondary metabolites excreted by macroalgae and sessile understorey organisms further reduced the suitability of the chemical microenvironment for coral growth; however, these compounds were not analyzed here.

Nevertheless, it is likely that such changes in strain CVM29188's genome, compared to CVM35942, have reduced its suitability for persistence in poultry and do not represent what has been identified in this study as a typical poultry-adapted S. Kentucky strain.

This may indicate that the procedure followed in the EFSA report [ 8, 9] of leaving out some hazards for some housing systems reduced its suitability to derive overall welfare, as indicated in this study by expert opinion (but note that this was not an objective of the EFSA report, while it has been proposed from a semantic modelling perspective, [ 10]).

Our models predicted biomass extraction to almost always reduce hedge suitability for the three bird groups.