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Meanings of microhabitat in English
A small area with physical and ecological characteristics that distinguish it from its immediate surrounding area.
Synonyms
Examples for "microenvironment"
Examples for "microenvironment"
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However, few longitudinal studies have evaluated how the immune microenvironment effects shedding.
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We proposed that oxidants in the wound microenvironment support the repair process.
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Rationale: Macrophages change their phenotype and biological functions depending on the microenvironment.
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The immune microenvironment plays an important role in the development of ES.
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These data demonstrate the importance of the tissue microenvironment in preadipocyte differentiation.
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The party has designed a microsite with a pre-written email which it is encouraging the public to send to MPs.
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Usage of microhabitat in English
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Interestingly, the parasite exhibits strict site specificity and microhabitat preference.
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We asked if microhabitat vegetation characteristics at nest sites matched the characteristics that directed macrohabitat nest-site selection.
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We found that macrohabitat nest-site selection was guided by dense vegetation cover and minimal bare ground as also seen at the microhabitat scale.
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Spectra were then integrated with absorptivity curves of desert reptiles to determine if differences in light quality among microhabitat types changed integrated mean absorptance.
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The potential functions of the detected bacteria are discussed in terms of productivity, recycling of organic matter and detoxification within the P. palmiformis microhabitat.
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That's to be expected given the complexity of the microhabitats.
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Sometimes specific microhabitats can be identified.
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Temperature differences were statistically proven between the three microhabitats and between the catch basin external and internal temperature.
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These species show segregation in their selection of microhabitats, differing in relation to soil hardness, plant biomass, and plant cover.
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Mean absorptance for reptiles was similar among microhabitats with the greatest differences observed between animals in unfiltered skylight and under tropical canopies.
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The green 'coat' of the world's mountains is composed of specialized plants, animals and microbes, all nested in a great variety of microhabitats.
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Soil animals live in complex and heterogeneous habitats including litter of various types but also microhabitats such as mosses, fungal mats and grass patches.
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In most microhabitats paint and tortoise absorptances differed, but operative temperatures were nearly identical within microhabitats no matter the absorptance used in the model.
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The peak period of lineage accumulation in the group coincides with evolutionary partitioning of lineages with aquatic larvae into seepage, stream-edge, and stream microhabitats.
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These factors may be particularly important for softshell turtles that are highly aquatic and often thermoregulate by burying in the substrate in shallow water microhabitats.
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To assess differences in light filtration over a range of microhabitats, spectra were recorded under canopies of desert plants, tropical plants, and under unfiltered skylight.