Sentence examples for resource environment from inspiring English sources

The MVA, however has been contextualised to reflect the legal, regulatory, policy and resource environment within which voluntary organisations operate".

Particular attention is devoted to the resource, environment, social and economic criteria.

As a result, the network variables (connectance, nestedness and niche overlap between resident community and pathogen) varied depending on the resource environment.

Raghukumar, C. in Seaweed Taxonomic Identification, Aquaculture, Resource Environment, Fouling and Disease (ed. Tewari, A.) 366 385 (Central Salt and Marine Chemicals Research Institute, 2006).

CERS claims a comprehensive educational arm, offering four undergraduate degrees environmental science, environmental engineering, resource environment and agricultural resource and environment, six master's degrees and two doctoral programmes.

It is called Refuge, for Resource Environment for Underprivileged Groups Enterprise Inc., but according to state documents and former employees, it is anything but a safe haven.

The two-resource environment imposed similar selection pressures in independent populations and promoted parallel phenotypic adaptive radiations in all independently evolved microcosms.

In our study, we quantify the parallelism during adaptive radiation in a two-resource environment by measuring multiple traits and focusing on the interactions among diverging ecological specialists.

Although those populations evolved in a slightly different selective environment, the observed negative frequency-dependent selection suggests that the populations also evolved important interactions in a two-resource environment.

We performed a selection experiment in a two-resource environment to assess the repeatability of different instances of adaptive radiations and the relative contributions of chance and adaptation to the evolution of fitness, mean colony size and colony size diversity.

In this study, I quantify diet breadth during long-term evolution in a single-resource environment.