Sentence examples for resource concentration from inspiring English sources

Thus, we concentrated on the effects of predation only within 1% resource concentration where protists were not driven extinct during the co-culture experiment.

IPv6 adoption in Korea is also driven by perceived resource concentration and power due to the uneven allocation of IPv4 addresses.

These results suggest that T. lineatum search more in areas with more actual (stumps) or potential (live spruce) habitat, consistent with the resource concentration hypothesis.

Vegetational diversity can lead to suppression of pests via 'top-down' enhancement of natural enemy populations and by resource concentration and other 'bottom-up' effects acting directly on pests.

This paper presents an analysis of the movement patterns of a species of conservation concern in Northwest Amazon, the lowland tapir (Tapirus terrestris), in relation to landscape elements identified as resource concentration areas (palm stands and natural salt licks).

Drawing on in-depth interviews and econometric analyses of Japanese biology professors, this study first shows that merit-based resource allocation can result in biased resource allocation, and that excessive resource concentration can facilitate low-impact publications.

We establish that these microbial consortia act as cartels, whereby population dynamics pins down resource concentrations at values for which no other strategy can invade.

The shaded areas reflect a spectrum of different resource concentrations ranging from large to small.

Not just any QR codes, of course; the agency has distributed codes like the one at right throughout the continental U.S. "to represent the dispersion of resource concentrations throughout the country".

At low density, resource concentrations are too low to offset the cost of cooperation.

In a real neoplasm, resource concentrations may increase at the borders of the neoplasm (and other routes of exit) and so migratory cells following those gradients may exit the neoplasm more frequently than we have represented in our model.