Sentence examples for restructured ecosystem from inspiring English sources

There is a growing movement towards a fairer, more equitable world of work where employee ownership will become the norm, exorbitant bonuses will be a thing of the past and a restructured ecosystem for work will spread the wealth through shared roles, flexible hours and portfolio working.

Dr Zanno said: "Although the earliest Cretaceous tyrannosaurs were small, their predatory specialisations meant that they were primed to take advantage of new opportunities when warming temperatures, rising sea-level and shrinking ranges restructured ecosystems at the beginning of the Late Cretaceous". But how would an allosaur cope against a T-Rex of this size?

Developments in urban ecology and landscape urbanism open new possibilities to restructure ecosystem understanding and city design.

The opening and closing of land bridges, as tectonic plates moved around over the past billion years and more, introduced 'invasive aliens', which restructured many ecosystems.

Thus the predators in the ecosystem have restructured their coding such that the same phenotype is coded for by a shorter genome.

"We're restructuring a whole ecosystem.

It could fundamentally restructure the Arctic Ocean ecosystem, which is already threatened by damage from climate change".

More heavy rainfall also increases movement of nutrients and pollutants to downstream ecosystems, restructuring processes, biota, and habitats.

Frank et al. [87] found that the removal of top predators such as cod in a north-western Atlantic ecosystem resulted in a completely restructured food web, with implications for species at all trophic levels.

Management was restructured.

G.M. and I.B.M. restructured.