Sentence examples for strict niche from inspiring English sources
Populations that exhibit strict niche conservatism over time may experience limited potential for range expansion and reduced dispersal opportunities since optimal habitat tracking may not be possible due to their divergent neighboring niches [ 46, 47].
These results and the smaller genome size of SFBs suggest that during its strict niche specialization, genome reduction has taken place and many metabolic functions have been lost (see below).
Today, the novel analytical approaches are highly demand to fill a niche between strict microstructure peculiarities of advanced DRC and their principal biomedical functionality in clinical dentistry.
There's nothing weird or stupid, or even particularly niche, about pushing for stricter, more humane regulations regarding animal welfare in the meat industry.
Historically, G. vaginalis was thought to play the leading role in infection, which created a niche suitable for colonization by strict anaerobes, which are largely responsible for the clinical symptoms of BV [ 49– 51].
This obstacle reflects the strict dependence of primary BM cells on their niche, which contributes the space, supplies the nutrients and provides the conditions required for cell cell interactions and soluble factor exchange.
Even as real estate prices peaked, New Century played down the growing risk of its 80/20 mortgages, calling them niche products and emphasizing to investors its strict underwriting standards.
This test, however, is known to be very strict, and rejection of similarity can occur based on very small niche differences, especially for allopatric species [ 42].
As Olesya Turkina writes in "Soviet Space Dogs," a book lavishly illustrated with kitschy canine-cosmonaut imagery, "Under socialism the niche occupied by popular culture in capitalist society was subject to strict ideological control".
