Sentence examples for spatial trait from inspiring English sources

We formulate a spatial trait variance partitioning hypothesis to highlight the spatial scales at which ITV cannot be ignored in ecological studies.

The final output of the vulnerability assessment was expressed as a composite index, composed of ecosystem exposure, sensitivity and resilience to climate thermal change, and including biological, ecological and spatial traits of vegetation types in the assessment.

We (1) monitored acorn removal rates at feeders located close to focal trees in a holm oak (Quercus ilex) forest and in a nearby dehesa over a 6-year period; (2) measured the spatial traits of focal trees and their acorn production; and (3) monitored dispersal distances and microhabitat selection for acorn caching during 2012.

The presented results certainly require further analysis and experimental validation, however, they reveal the power of BALL-SNP to capture mutual relations and spatial traits of nsSNPs and recover functional features, not available in databases.

It also requires a certain amount of planning and spatial organization, two traits that I apparently don't possess in great amounts.

The use of generalized guidelines for seed movement without reference to life-history traits, spatial distribution and historic factors will continue to restrict restoration success through poor management decisions with respect to seed collection and deployment.

The two traits exhibited some spatial variation, similar for both traits, that was included in the model.

We consider an integro-PDE model for a population structured by the spatial variables and a trait variable which is the diffusion rate.

Besides, details and subtle traits of spatial patterns of precipitation extremes can be attained when altitude was taken into consideration.

Coastal tundra ecosystems are relatively flat, and yet display large spatial variability in ecosystem traits.

This study tested systematically at two spatial scales for key traits shaping within-species ecotypic differentiation under increasing aridity.