Sentence examples for respond to environmental variability from inspiring English sources
We explore how lactating females may select habitat and respond to environmental variability over broad spatial and temporal scales within the California Current System.
The characteristics of the different lineages influence how that lineage is likely to respond to environmental variability such as lake-level fluctuations.
We investigated the adaptive strategies of wildebeest in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve with a focus on how daily activity patterns respond to environmental variability in semi-arid Kalahari.
These transhumant pastoralists adopted an approach involving controlled but flexible movements away from the delta to the sandveld grasslands during the wet seasons, including reciprocal access agreements with neighbouring clans in order to respond to environmental variability.
Dryland pastoralists rely on the demonstrated coping strategy of mobility in order to respond to environmental variability and occurrence of uncertain events such as droughts (Fernandez-Gimenez and Le Febre 2006; Ellis 1995).
Throughout the diversity of life, all organisms are constrained by their physiological ability to respond to environmental variability at multiple temporal and spatial scales.
This study therefore highlights that community bioturbation results from this combination of processes responding to environmental variability at different time-scales.
Essential to this vision is an understanding of how cells respond to environmental variables.
In systems where large predators are present, both adult and juvenile survival responds to environmental variability, due to interactions between resource availability, population size and predation pressure [4].
The old idea was that lineages with certain properties of being able to respond to environmental stresses would be selected for, and thus that the trait of variability itself would be selected for and would spread in the population of populations.
Enhanced levels of variability in turn could allow organisms to better respond to environmental change, and to thus evolve more rapidly than through mutation alone [5].
