Sentence examples for wild abundance from inspiring English sources

FANNY KEMBLE exhibited in wild abundance during her youth the qualities that would serve her well as an actress, author and abolitionist famous throughout England and the United States in the 19th century.

But the thing is, in the underground there is a such a wild abundance of life.

The Wenatchee spring Chinook salmon population currently has extremely low wild abundance and productivity [ ICTRT 2007b, Upper Columbia Salmon Recovery Board (UCSRB) 2007].

In the Upper Grande Ronde, for instance, a well-designed artificial propagation program might increase total (hatchery and wild) abundance and potentially alleviate immediate demographic risks for spring Chinook salmon.

Each of the alternative approaches presented in the case studies poses a different set of benefits and risks, but each set is dependent on the balance between the genetic and ecological risks posed by artificial propagation and its benefits in increasing hatchery and wild abundance.

PSI was positively correlated with wild pollinator abundance, but not with the abundance of honeybee species.

Sunflower seed set was significantly higher at 10 m compared to 75 and 150 m, and was associated with wild bee abundance, but not with honey bee abundance.

Livestock and logging activity was positively correlated with wild boar abundance, and negatively correlated with red fox abundance, although red fox tolerated open scrubland that had been logged.

Generalized linear models indicated a strong inverse relationship between surrounding landscape diversity and wild bee abundance.

Neither overall wild bee abundance nor diversity, taken as the number of sub-genera, was significantly affected by the proportion of semi-natural habitat.

Wild bee abundance and richness were significantly higher in the DR than in sunflower fields; but there were no significant differences among distances within sunflower fields.