Sentence examples for sensitivity species from inspiring English sources
The most sensitivity species to fragmentation (N. squamipes) was affected by habitat quality variables only, while the least sensitive species (D. aurita) did not suffer any effect of habitat quality and availability.
The new assay permits rapid detection of pathogenic Burkholderia and combines enhanced sensitivity, species differentiation, and inclusion of an internal control for both DNA extraction and PCR amplification.
A better understanding of the relationship between climate sensitivity, species-specific hydraulic strategies, and stand dynamics is crucial for accurately predicting tree responses to climate change and designing forest treatments that will effectively reduce the climatic vulnerability of key forest species and habitats.
Our results show that only the richness of high-sensitivity species from our local classification fitted the ecological indicator assumptions helping the environmental conditions evaluation of the studied patches.
To improve hearing (that is, to expand frequency detection up to several thousand Hertz and/or to increase sensitivities), species across different taxonomic groups have evolved accessory auditory structures.
A study of the sensitivity of species to environment of planting indicated that Tasmanian species were less sensitive than mainland species when height data was compared.
The sensitivity of species to dispersal barriers and the species average natal dispersal distance were the most important traits.
This work throws light on sensitivity of species to past mass extinctions, and resilience to ongoing acidification.
Dr. Mace and her colleagues call for new models that can assess the sensitivity of species to climate, as well as their ability to adapt.
Sensitivity of species to environment was investigated and compared using modified joint regression.
Sensitivity and species flux analyses were used to identify the primary reactions and kinetics pathways for the conditions studied.
