Sentence examples for undisturbed environments from inspiring English sources

The differing architectures may reflect adaptations to disturbed and undisturbed environments, respectively.

In addition, they can be isolated from undisturbed environments, where they have physiological roles, not involving the solubilisation of hydrophobic pollutants, such as antimicrobial activity, biofilm formation or processes of motility, and colonization of surfaces (Van Hamme et al. 2006).

Field studies collated by Endler (1986) reported average selection coefficients of 0.33 for undisturbed environments and 0.30 for situations involving recent anthropogenic disturbance.

However, as in our game park setting, ravens living in relatively undisturbed environments tend to forage together with large predators such as wolves and bears (Stahler et al. 2002).

They cover a wide range of topics, including toxicity on the school site and from nearby properties; other health-related issues such as bicycle and pedestrian access to increase student exercise; maximizing community use of the school; and minimizing disruption of relatively undisturbed environments.

Fires firmly promote few fire-tolerant species that can replace the naturally growing species in an undisturbed environment.

Nighttime bubbles during almost stationary F-layer conditions show turbulent, Maxwellian features with moderate cooling compared to the undisturbed environment.

The undisturbed environment with per-humid and acidic soil was linked to the high concentrations of soil DOC and DON as the dominant form in N dynamics.

Secondly, modelling results show a clear differentiation between those from an undisturbed environment and those from a post-mining landscape, in which pig disturbance may enhance erosion.

The continual presence of endoparasitic nematodes in an undisturbed environment such as perennial crops provides a food source for P. chlamydosporia, while during the unfavorable season of winter, the fungus would survive by switching to the saprophytic stage using organic matter instead of nematode hosts (Stirling 2014).

Another possible explanation is that both environments are experiencing forces that promote phylogenetic clustering, but in the undisturbed environment there are also strong counteracting forces promoting phylogenetic overdispersion.