Sentence examples for adjacent environments from inspiring English sources
"adjacent environments" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it to describe two physical spaces, such as two neighboring countries, or two habitats that are next to each other. For example, "The adjacent environments of the coastal desert and the subtropical jungle are drastically different."
Winds are not unusually strong or frequent in comparison with adjacent environments, but the general lack of vegetation in deserts exacerbates the effect of wind at ground level.
The air-curtain separates two adjacent environments and reduces the transfers of bacteria and radioactive particles.
The fluvial archive literature is dominated by research on river terraces with appropriate mention of adjacent environments such as lakes.
The question has also been addressed in a review of concepts and controversies in EFSA environmental risk assessment of GM-crops; it was found that even in an environmental context more data on glyphosate residues is needed, as post-harvest biomass is potentially affecting soil biota and adjacent environments [19].
Although ultramafic host a number of endemic taxonomic entities that could be evolutionarily derived from closely related taxa from adjacent environments, so-called "neo-endemics" (Van der Ent et al. 2014, 2015), we could not detect any consistent morphological differences between the C. scortechinii from the Sabah ultramafic sites and that from elsewhere.
Recently, assisted migration has been used when a species or habitat is under threat by direct anthropogenic impact or climate change, and involves a pole-ward movement to adjacent environments with lower temperatures [7 ]
The basic idea is to separate the treated area from the adjacent environment.
To prevent contaminant spread over the adjacent environment, it is of great interest to consider using an electric field as a containment fence to counteract pollutant transport.
Microglia are the principle immune phagocytic cells in the CNS which constantly survey their adjacent environment for maintainance of the homeostasis within the brain.
In many Gram-negative bacteria, strong organic acids produced in the periplasm via the direct oxidation pathway have been shown to dissolve CaP in the adjacent environment.
Assisted migration generally involves translocating species beyond their existing or former range, to a contiguous environment where barriers to dispersal have occurred through habitat fragmentation, or to an adjacent environment with different temperature regimes [5], [6], [7].
