Sentence examples for sea connectivity from inspiring English sources

It is along this line that the much talked about Maritime Silk Road (MSR) Corridor project was proposed and which aims to enhance trade and sea connectivity and assist in the development of local economies.

The chairman said they would take proposals to the States later in the year to create legislation that would "more formally safeguard the Island's Roll On/Roll Off sea link connectivity".

Broadband, including mobile broadband, is fundamental to ensure connectivity at sea and in the air, as well as on land in remote areas, and will also facilitate emergency and humanitarian communications, distance learning, and electronic commerce; and in public-health matters, broadband will enhance remote diagnosis, the tracking of symptoms, and mapping epidemics and outbreaks of disease.

Computational algorithms like Connectivity Map, SEA and others could be implemented to enable fast querying of the data so that the most similar virus to an unknown could be found, and from there the most active compounds.

Mantel tests were performed between each genetic distance matrix and each environmental distance matrix, and the analyses were then repeated as partial Mantel tests, controlling for geographical distance by sea and then oceanographic connectivity.

Twenty microsatellite loci were originally developed using 454 Next-generation sequencing technology and selected following the protocol of Gardner et al. [ 76] (microsatellite primers and their reaction conditions are described in Cooke GM, Schlub TE, Sherwin WB, Ord TJ: Understanding the spatial scale of genetic connectivity at sea: insights from a land fish and a meta-analysis. In review).

During this larval phase, larvae have the capacity to disperse several hundred kilometers around the island (Cooke GM, Schlub TE, Sherwin WB, Ord TJ: Understanding the spatial scale of genetic connectivity at sea: insights from a land fish and a meta-analysis. In review).

In Uruguay, estuaries and coastal lagoons vary in the degree of connectivity to the sea and in the sediment composition; sediments in estuaries are characterized by fine-medium sands but sediments vary from lagoon to lagoon (either fine-medium or coarse sand).

Consistent with his respect for the chickens he breeds and slaughters as recounted in our earlier story, we are fully convinced that this sustainable approach casts a wide net of benefits: tastier, more nutritious foods, a connectivity with the sea, a connectivity between harvesters, chefs and diners and the ability to preserve the experience for generations to come.

* < 0.05, ** < 0.01, *** < 0.001 in bold significant values after bonferroni correction [ 45] Since the Plio-Pleistocene, successive periods of sea-level regression have directly impacted the species connectivity of the marginal seas of the NW Pacific.

Despite our growing understanding of the role of Antarctica in driving global climate regimes and regional patterns of marine diversity, the distribution and connectivity among deep-sea benthic populations across the Southern Ocean remain poorly known.