Sentence examples for adapting to increasing from inspiring English sources
Johnnie Carson, the assistant secretary for African affairs at the State Department, said the American government was trying to alleviate the longstanding cycles of droughts and famines with a program called Feed the Future, which intends to raise agricultural productivity and help "populations in adapting to increasing erratic weather patterns".
The work of adapting to increasing sea levels also needs to be led from the ground up.
Natural Intelligence refers to an intellectual quest to understand nature's survival strategies accumulated over 3+ billion years and etched into the DNA of circa 8.7 million species alive today in order to tool ourselves with tips, tricks, and strategic design traits for adapting to increasing rates of global change.
Using this broad definition of the term adaptation, there are several ways in which coral reefs may adapt to increasing thermal stress.
Divergence between the static-use and the adaptive-use DRIs for E coli reflects the ability of physicians to adapt to increasing resistance.
Divergence between the static-use and the adaptive-use DRIs for Escherichia coli reflects the ability of physicians to adapt to increasing resistance.
The development of the matrix approach reflects the need for organizations in a number of public and private spheres to adapt to increasing task and environmental complexity.
Rich countries accept they must pay poor ones to adapt to increasing droughts, floods and rising seas, but Europe is known to be split over whether existing aid should provide the cash.
(1) Future research projects can incorporate these data and, for example, include spatial variation in adaptive capacity when more is known about spatial variation in the ability of corals to adapt to increasing sea temperatures.
The results show that it is likely that agriculture in the county of Uelzen has to be adapted to increasing irrigation requirement in the future, if conditions develop as assumed in the employed scenarios.
