Sentence examples for size isolation from inspiring English sources

The state's premier, Colin Barnett, said at the time that many of the communities were "not viable" because of their size, isolation or lack of employment opportunities, and has since further angered Indigenous communities by suggesting some communities needed to be closed because of allegations of child sex abuse.

Many studies have focused on how fragment edge effect, size, isolation and shape, affect species persistence within landscapes.

Consequently, conservation measures for these species should simultaneously involve patch size, isolation and landscape matrix and apply to the entire metapopulation rather than to particular patches.

Five independent factors were considered: park size, isolation, density of potential corridors, vegetation structure, and pedestrian rate as an indicator of human disturbance within parks.

We then assessed whether occupancy was related to patch size, isolation, vegetation, or presence of water, after correcting for imperfect detection.

This paper analyses the relationship between fragment use by martens (measured through scat presence) and a series of variables related to the size, isolation and vegetation structure of each fragment by means of stepwise logistic regression.

The barren, elevator-size isolation cells cut off the inmates from almost all human contact.

Melting curve and gel analyses (sizing, isolation, and sequencing) were used to verify single products of the appropriate base pair size.

Estrada-Villegas et al. [21] investigated the responses of two functional groups of bats (open-space foragers versus forest foragers; the latter are adapted to foraging in background-clutter and high-clutter space) to differences in forest fragment size and isolation on islands of differing size and isolation in the Panama canal.

When habitat patch size and isolation were manipulated, the abundance of colonising isopods increased with increasing isolation from contiguous habitat.

Despite the fact that it lives in isolated populations of different sizes, neither isolation of habitats nor population size affected genetic variability within the studied populations.