Sentence examples for relative richness from inspiring English sources
The consonantal structure is characterized by relative richness in stops (sounds produced by momentary complete closure at some point in the vocal tract)—unvoiced p, t, k, aspirated ph, th, ch, voiced b, d, g and by few spirants, only s and h (h restricted to initial position before a vowel).
Despite the relative richness of the data, our study has some limitations.
The dependence of flame dynamics on the relative richness of the flame is investigated by studying various constant fuel flow rate flame configurations.
Due to the relative richness of European immigration data, the primary data source used for examining our model is the European Social Survey ESSS, 2013).
In soil seed banks, the dominance (relative abundance and relative richness) of each ecological group did not change significantly along the edge to interior gradient.
Plot level species richness is thus not fully indicative of the (relative) richness of a land use type at the landscape scale because scaling relations differ between land use types.
Relative species richness was higher at forest sites, compared to oil palm plantation sites.
An indicator that expresses the relative species richness was used as the indicator for biodiversity in agricultural areas.
The results showed that percent cover (74.67%), aboveground biomass (1459 kg/ha), relative abundance, richness, composition, and diversity of perennial grasses significantly (P ≤ 0.05) increased downslope and were higher in the rehabilitated area than in the degraded area.
With low sample sizes, rarefaction curves also have the potential to lead to incorrect rankings of relative species richness, but this chapter discusses a new method with the potential to address this problem.
As response to the intensity of land use change, fragmentation (measured by number of patches and mean patch size metrics) and diversity (measured by relative patch richness metric) of the state's landscape increased from 1981 to 1995.
