We know intuitively that the nature and form of natural selection changes
with ecological context, but how it changes is rarely studied explicitly.
Rachel also provides natural dye education with a particular interest in foraging for dyes
with an ecological context through workshops and online tutorials.
An organic model can interpret «the relation between God and world in ways commensurate
with an ecological context».
Not exact matches
His merit is to avoid narrow concepts and to refrain from making the antagonisms under which he himself had to suffer by the center of his theology.22 Looking at his dealing
with ecological issues it becomes clear that Boff is not fixed on his
context but willing to take up issues from outside and translate them into his
context.
The internship along
with the training students receive using an «
ecological systems framework,» which, Savitz - Romer notes, honors «multiple
contexts in which children and adolescents learn and develop» really sets C.A.S. apart.
I've had a great time learning from, and sometimes debating
with, two smart people
with very different areas of expertise and vantage points: the blogging meteorologist Eric Holthaus and Jacquelyn Gill, who studies past climates in the
context of
ecological change.
I'm used to using PCA in an
ecological context with a multivariate dataset where you might have all sorts of different types of data like various species abundances, and you plot PC1 vs PC2 to look at how different communities fall out.
Currently, monitoring is taking place in a variety of
contexts, and some data - sharing and uniformity of data sharing is emerging
with efforts such as the National
Ecological Observatory Network (NEON).23 But in general different things are being monitored in different ecosystems, and there is little coordination among different groups.
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Thus, for the past decade, research into the effects of early child care for infants and toddlers has been based on an
ecological model of development that addresses environmental influences in family and child care
contexts in conjunction
with child characteristics and how experiences in one setting may shape the effects of experiences in the other.
The
ecological model that has guided this study since its inception is extended to include new outcomes and expanded
contexts associated
with adolescent development.
Resilience amongst Australian Aboriginal Youth: An
Ecological Analysis of Factors Associated
with Psychosocial Functioning in High and Low Family Risk
Contexts.
A potential concern is that (1) by framing the problem as one of family adaptation to caring for a child
with ID and (2) by treating the social and
ecological context in which families live as a background given, research on the resilience of families caring for a child
with ID has certain predictable outcomes.
Uses an
ecological and social - justice framework to view the client in
context, apply evidence - based practice
with cultural sensitivity, and plan interventions across multiple systems (individual, family, and community).
From an
ecological standpoint, a host of other
contexts, including socioeconomic status, neighborhood collective efficacy, school outreach, and community health policies, could potentially interact
with the effects of parents and peers in relation to adolescent sexual risk and are the focus of continuing research.
Understanding factors associated
with bullying and peer victimization in Chinese schools within
ecological contexts.