Sentence examples for undisturbed situation from inspiring English sources

This corroborates work showing that high variability in benthic biomass and rates (i.e.spatial instability which may be reflected in the present model through multiple solutions) reflects a disturbed community.[22] It is likely that in an undisturbed situation slower growing macrofauna sequester a considerable amount of organic carbon that is unavailable for microbial processes.

This range of interaction-forces must be compared with the range of forces produced by the neuromuscular system in the undisturbed situation, under the hypothesis of errorless tracking.

To derive the dissociation constant KD from the raw data, the fluorescence signals are normalized to the undisturbed situation before heating.

Complex ecosystems consist of social, economic, and natural subsystems that are relatively stable and symmetrical in undisturbed situations.

The length of time that a population persisted at a site was directly influenced by the number of disturbance events (road grading): the more disturbance a population received, the longer a population persisted (R = 0·83, P < 0·0001; Fig.  3C) and intense disturbance was associated with higher seedling density than moderate or undisturbed situations (Fig.  3A).

The presence of eelgrass and the exclusion of C. kraussi also diminished sediment penetrability, suspension of particles and surface burial rates compared to the situation in undisturbed Callianassa-dominated sandflats.

The public's view of politicians was worryingly jaundiced even before Iraq.Five years on, Britain's international situation looks oddly undisturbed too.

The bone situation showed an undisturbed entire ossification of the tibia shown on native X-ray films (Fig.  3).

Comparison of modern populations from the same area has shown that the mitochondrial lineages are spatially stable, a situation typical of undisturbed habitats [ 29].

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.

Thus, where David Grote [author of The End of Comedy: The Sit-Com and the Comedic Tradition] (1983: 67) notes that sitcom episodes 'live in a kind of time-warp without any reference to the other episodes,' producing a situation whereby everything 'remains inviolate and undisturbed, no matter what transitory events may occur' (1983: 59), The Simpsons comically reflects upon this".