Sentence examples for regional decline from inspiring English sources

With heterospecific males, a similar but weaker difference was evident between females by species in time, visits, and affiliation: a regional decline in N. bryanti and no change in N. lepida (species-by-region, P ≤ 0.05 in 12-39% of models).

With this revolution in thinking we could begin to engage the problem of regional decline.

It now seems clear that a regional decline of social shrimp is under way.

The idea, several people told me on a recent visit, is to tell a new story, one that breaks with a long history of regional decline, including the recent upheavals caused by militant fundamentalism, and to re-establish a semblance of cultural parity with the West.

Joining in the regional decline, the Taiwan benchmark weighted index fell 285.59 points, or 3.7%, to close at 7,344.56.

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.

This year, the three-week count, which ends Sunday, has an extra sharp eye out for regional declines in crows, jays, owls and other raptors -- birds considered especially susceptible to the West Nile virus that can afflict humans.

Species experiencing regional declines (e.g., oak seedlings and the lily, Uvularia) were more affected by deer than by Alliaria.

Theories connecting forests with rainfall peaked in popularity in the 1850s to 1880s, a period when scientists expressed alarm that deforestation caused regional declines in precipitation.

Payments for environmental services (PES) schemes have become an increasingly accepted and popular mode for governmental and non-governmental agencies to use in addressing local and regional declines in ecosystem services.

Locally rare species may represent threatened habitats or potentially demographically and genetically disjunct populations or subspecies [2], [3], [5], [7], [10], [13], [25] [30] and could represent an early-warning system of regional declines [1], [2], [10], [31].