Sentence examples for time ecological from inspiring English sources
For acceptor-donor transformations to be available to chemoautotrophs and heterotrophs over sustained periods of time, ecological cycles are required.
At the same time, ecological projects occupied cultivated croplands and thus, the income of local residents was significantly affected.
JC: Well, we are in a technological age, and technology has changed a whole lot of things, but at the same time, ecological things are changing, political things are changing, spiritual things are changing.
At the same time, ecological factors appear to be influencing the location of the hybrid zone, and the displacement of J. spinosa traits eastward.
We believe that differences from the butterfly dynamics may be because of differences in generation time, ecological status, amount and species of radionuclides released, and other factors.
Therefore, we believe that dialyzing 10′ longer with lower Qd is useful for the patient and at the same time ecological because it involves a more responsible use of water by saving 20% dialysate.
Rushing to publish his message in time for the 1968 Presidential election, Ehrlich produced what may be the all-time ecological best seller, "The Population Bomb". It was "The Tonight Show" that made him and his book famous.
Nock, M. K., Prinstein, M. J. & Sterba, S. K. Revealing the form and function of self-injurious thoughts and behaviors: a real-time ecological assessment study among adolescents and young adults.
This work presents a computational model based on exergy analysis for refrigeration cycles by taking the profit finite-time ecological optimization criterion as the objective.
A precise understanding of the association between low mood, physiological states and heavy drinking will facilitate the development of "just-in-time" ecological momentary interventions for both reduction of depressed mood and heavy drinking.
The knowledge of Borana herders has thus shown that rangeland quality is a dynamic process of environmental changes which cannot be understood with one-time ecological assessments.
