Sentence examples for a consistent environmental from inspiring English sources

Also, as seen in this paper, there is a consistent environmental benefit attached with these technologies.

Vo2 and VCO2 were measured in individual mice at 27-min intervals over a 24-h period under a consistent environmental temperature of 22°C.

The relatively rapid change may either be induced by strong selection or by phenotypic plasticity where the expressed phenotype is changed following a consistent environmental change.

First of all, consistent environmental differences may exist between major European river basins, and trout populations may have evolved drainage-specific adaptations during extended periods of allopatric divergence.

Mr. Abinanti, an independent Democrat, has a more consistent environmental record.

One possible approach is to survey potential local sources of risk for the specific disease in question as is done currently for many cluster reports and respond only if there is an independent source of confirmatory or consistent environmental evidence.

Careful choice of a heat index algorithm can help ensure reproducible and consistent environmental health research.

The smart path to a sustainable energy future means moving from a scattershot approach of project-by-project permitting to clear policies that guide companies to the right places, with early public engagement and consistent environmental review.

These results suggest that there are no clear and consistent environmental controls on short-term denitrification rates in these biologically crusted soils.

In Life Cycle Engineering (LCE) great amounts of data are required to be synthetized and interpreted in order to gain the required insights that lead to consistent environmental strategies.

Improvements in the design of epidemiological studies helped to identify consistent environmental risk-associations such as the increased susceptibility for MS in individuals with a history of infectious mononucleosis, a symptomatic primary infection with the human γ-herpesvirus Epstein Barr virus (EBV).