Sentence examples for suitable niche from inspiring English sources

That is, the suitable niche of the species ranged from 2650 m to 3100 m.

Many of them, like me, are indebted to him for his encouragement and help in finding a suitable niche after Grove was published in 1980.

Often, in fact, it is far easier to shift industries or retreat to a suitable niche in an industry than to undo a cohesive structure.

It's a way of helping Steven Leighton, the artisan roaster at Has Bean Coffee, "tell the story of every batch," says Allegro, and sell it into a suitable niche market.

Recapitulating the typical features of extracellular matrix (ECM) in engineered biomaterials is crucial for preparing a suitable niche to activate endogenous tissue repair.

Our niche modeling results indicated only minor losses to the area of suitable niche space at lower levels of modeled climate change; at the most severe climate shifts we tested the area of suitable niche space reduced by slightly more than 50%.

Hybrid speciation appears to be facilitated by several additional factors, for example, availability of a suitable ecological niche or development of appropriate fitness (Rieseberg 1997; Mallet 2007).

Dealing with CFS has been difficult, but Hyland believes the disease was positive for him because it led to a suitable research niche.

A major concern with the existing 1, 3-PD producers is that a majority of them are opportunistic pathogens, that are less suitable for niche applications in food, cosmetic and biomedical industries.

Indeed, the presence of Corsican pine coppices at low elevation and far from the current mountainous forest distribution of the pine testifies that this taxon is currently distributed – as forests of mature trees - only in a portion of the species' suitable bioclimatic niche.

In T. villosus 21 populations were sampled in grid cells where the suitable climate niche is threatened to vanish.