Sentence examples for richness availability from inspiring English sources

Each interviewee was first asked about the trend of different elements of natural resource management (e.g. incidence of uncontrolled bush fire, abusive tree cutting, primary productivity of vegetation, species richness, availability of water) in the community over the past 30 years.

Because of their richness, availability and marginal cost, medico-administrative data are increasingly used for epidemiological studies and health care performance assessment [ 1].

The richness and availability of information fulfills one of Yin's requirements (2003) when discussing the validity of descriptive case study research.

Landscape models generated for eight of nine guilds showed a strong relationship between richness and both availability and configuration of landscape features.

Studies of remnant oak savannas within a mixed-disturbance landscape have found relationships between plant richness and light availability (Leach and Givnish 1999), fire frequency (Weiher 2003; Peterson and Reich 2008), proximity to possible propagules (Brewer and Vankat 2006), intensity of restoration treatments (Abella and others 2001), and soil characteristics (Leach and Givnish 1999).

Bird abundance and richness increased with the availability of semi-natural woody habitats (hedgerows, remnant trees, and forest patches) both in the immediate neighborhood of the orchard and in the landscape within a 1-km radius of the orchard.

Furthermore, when taken together, results suggest that for forests across the Amazonian landscape differences in flooding regime may have a greater effect on both seed rain load and seed species richness than differences in availability of soil nutrients.

Finally, when taken together, results suggest that for forests across the Amazonian landscape differences in flooding regime may have a greater effect on both seed rain load and seed species richness than differences in availability of soil nutrients.

The functional relationship between resource availability and species richness is addressed at different spatial scales.

Forest ecosystem modifications perpetrated profound negative impacts on sustainable food production, freshwater availability, species diversity and richness, climate, and human well-being (Overmars and Verburg 2005 and Potter et al. 2007).

We therefore conclude that the richness of microhabitats [26] and/or the availability and diversity as well as temporal stability of high-quality food resources [55], [67], [76] represent the most important plant community characteristics affecting belowground herbivore performance.