Sentence examples for resources induced from inspiring English sources

Stand maturity, related to deadwood resources, induced a strong environmental filtering on both species and functional trait composition.

The latter will be composed of costs related to: a. outpatient resources induced by ED attendances, b. inpatient resources induced by ED attendances, c. non-ED related outpatient resources used within the hospital, d. the ED CM multidisciplinary team intervention.

An earlier analysis grouped these HSAs by county into politically-defined community mental health center (CMHC) catchment areas and found that access to CMHC resources induced demand for inpatient psychiatric admissions [ 18].

This spatial competition for the access to the natural resources induces a set of processes leading to overgrazing and conflicts for the access to water.

More specifically, as reported by Koptur (1992), ants' discovery of EFN resources induces the following behavioural repertoire: feeding, collecting, recruitment, territoriality and aggression.

Previous field observations on Hydropsyche siltalai pupal cases illustrate that natural local resource limitations of the preferred grain fraction (2.5 3.15 mm) produced chained effects across other grain fractions, as the alternative use of more grains in the 1.6 2 mm fraction (an unlimited resource) induced an increased use of more grains in the 0.315 0.5 mm fraction (another unlimited resource).

In other cases, the result is more surprising, as when the presence of an alternative resource induces evolutionary suicide in a pollinator population (Fig. 3C).

Open image in new window Fig. 8 Secondary geological hazards caused by the 2014 Ludian Earthquake, Yunnan Province, and road and land resource damages induced by secondary hazards.

As a complementary resource, chemically induced mutants have been shown to provide an efficient alternative because each individual line can bear single point missense and nonsense substitutions in hundreds of genes [ 7].

In the first case, species are assumed to monopolize resources by inducing selection against individuals that use similar resources via classic niche partitioning (MacArthur 1970; Roughgarden 1972).

How then will DfID seek to leverage its resources to induce a change of attitude in the Pakistan regime?