Sentence examples for turnover pattern from inspiring English sources

We found a turnover pattern of mayfly genera in response to W1_HALL in a narrow variation range.

We ran threshold indicator taxa analysis (TITAN) for each disturbance metric to detect change points in mayfly genera responses (whether sensitive or tolerant) and assemblage turnover pattern.

Across the end-Triassic mass extinction interval, radiolarian fauna shows a similar turnover pattern between the pelagic bedded chert sequence in the Inuyama area and the shallow marine sequence in the Queen Charlotte Islands, Canada (Carter and Hori, 2005).

As has often been argued in the literature that abiotic gradients between sites (and thus environmental filters) are the primary drivers of species turnover (e.g. Lebrija-Trejos et al. 2010; Soininen 2010), we should expect to see that the observed zeta turnover pattern conforms to the null model expectation with column sums constrained.

A high degree of correlation exists in the temporal distribution of strain patterns between multiple sites suggesting a concerted strain turnover pattern occurring on a larger scale.

This stream details not only the antecedents of turnover patterns in organizations, but also how workforce churn impacts the organizational performance.

We fit Huisman-Olff-Fresco models to bird occurrence data (assuming non-linear responses) to identify species-specific responses to the gradient, species richness, and turnover patterns.

Importantly, zeta diversity allows us to differentiate the role of common versus rare species in driving the compositional turnover patterns, as well as the potentially different sets of environmental determinants behind species turnover [not explored here].

Here, we intended to explore species turnover patterns in an Afromontane forest in the southern Cape, part of the largest forest complex in southern Africa (Von Maltitz et al. 2003; Mucina and Rutherford 2006).

Such descriptive studies need to be complemented by a deeper understanding of the causes of species turnover patterns, together with work on the consequences of biodiversity loss for ecosystem function and services.

Using longitudinal data on teachers, we estimate hazard models that identify the impact of this differential pay by comparing turnover patterns before and after the program's implementation, across eligible and ineligible categories of teachers, and across eligible and barely-ineligible schools.