Sentence examples for adaptation development from inspiring English sources

Her related research is on climate change adaptation, development, and migration to urban slums in South and Southeast Asia.

Integrating policies and responses in three sectors – climate change adaptation, development and humanitarian aid, and peace-building – is critical to ensure efforts on all three fronts can strengthen resilience to climate-conflict risks and create a climate of lasting peace.

Piggott stated that the "importance of Wheeler's contribution to archaeological technique, enormous and far-reaching, lies in the fact that in the early 1920s he not only appreciated and understood what Pitt-Rivers had done, but saw that his work could be used as a basis for adaptation, development and improvement".

In all cases, adaptation development and implementation should be a planned process that maintains fidelity to core elements of the study protocol [ 12].

National and subnational policies and strategies are crucial for the implementation of multifunctional interventions which provide mitigation, adaptation, development, and conservation benefits simultaneously.

It also provides inspirational case studies of rassroots women's leadership, and of ways to support and encourage women's full participation as citizens in risk reduction, climate change adaptation, development, and disaster preparedness.

In this paper, we report on the adaptations development and approval process at each site and the major adaptations developed and implemented at each site, presented according to (1) intervention component and (2) broader adaptations themes and types.

This was validated by our experiments where overexpressing ϭ (a gene induced specifically at the high-tolerance phase) improved tolerance more dramatically (102 folds vs 31.8 folds) than overexpressing iron-containing adh (Teth5140145; a gene consistently induced along shock-to-adaptation development).

Respondents were asked to describe (1) the adaptations development and approval process and (2) the most successful site-specific adaptations from the perspective of facilitating intervention implementation.

We report on the adaptations development, approval and implementation process from the Project Accept voluntary counseling and testing, community mobilization and post-test support services intervention.

Hypoxic stress induces various physiological or pathophysiological responses in conditions including high-altitude adaptations, development, wound healing, ischemic heart disease, advanced atherosclerosis, stroke, and tumorigenesis.