Sentence examples for underlying community from inspiring English sources

Although gut microbiome composition is well defined, the mechanisms underlying community assembly remain poorly understood.

Furthermore, these factors vary regionally and change over time, and may amplify or dampen the underlying community trends.

More research determining how individual species and assemblages respond to temporal variability can provide valuable insights into mechanisms underlying community changes with implications for ecosystem function.

As a result, identifying underlying community properties that correlate with high species diversity could be important in explaining bacterial community resistance to pathogen invasions and help to develop synthetic communities that can efficiently suppress diseases.

The American legal scholar Herman Goldstein argued in Problem-Oriented Policing (1990) that rapid-response, incident-based policing paid insufficient attention to the underlying community problems that create the majority of the incidents to which police departments must respond.

Thus, if we are to address the problem of underage drinking our focus needs to move beyond eliciting behavior change among children and adolescents to changing underlying community attitudes, social norms, and the environment itself.

This could have important consequences for wildlife management because it can make the impact of mesopredators on underlying communities less predictable [22] and alter the association of apex predators and high biodiversity [13].

For example, limiting similarity, or the concept that ecologically similar competitors compete more intensely, has been invoked as a mechanism underlying communities with an even distribution of species across the phylogenetic tree [5], [13], though this may be countered by the uneven phylogenetic distribution of competitively important traits [10].

The results demonstrate that two libraries created from a single mixture of organisms, but prepared using DNA that has been extracted by different protocols (i.e., Enz, EnzBB, or DNeasy), can produce reads that seem to represent two very different underlying communities.

The strengths include the prospective longitudinal follow-up, the relatively large sample size, a sample well representing the underlying community-dwelling older population, and the well-ascertained daily fall documentation using monthly calendars [ 34].

Further investigation needs to show how risk factors for clustering are associated with poverty in underlying communities at risk.