The phrase "all those environment" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "all those environments"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to multiple environments in a discussion about ecology, technology, or any context where different environments are being compared or discussed.
Example: "In our study, we examined all those environments to understand the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "all those settings" or "all those surroundings".
This is where the power is to influence all those environment factors, such as housing, leisure and transport, lie and so the potential to really make a difference is definitely there".
This is where the power is to influence all those environment factors, such as housing, leisure and transport, lie and so the potential to really make a difference is definitely there". He also believes the next few years could be a crucial period in the history of public health.
When broad-market high yield is doing well, we will tend to underperform because we're aiming to deliver the same performance or profile in all those environments.
"If you have sterilization of equipment, if you have availability of disinfectant, things like IVs... and if you're able to clean all those environments and isolate patients effectively, the outbreak would never take a foothold".
You need your hardware to run across all those environments.
In all of those environments, he has focused on building tools that help empower patients to improve their own health, with a specific focus on behavior modification.
As far as scientists can tell right now, all of those environments exist along Europa's equator, Hobley said.
But in all, the environment is remarkably benign.
After all, the environment doesn't support political campaigns.
It was part of what it meant to be Norse, and if you are going to establish a community in a harsh and forbidding environment all those little idiosyncrasies which define and cement a culture are of paramount importance.
"We want to be able to restore and rehabilitate all those areas of our environment," she said, "that have been so impacted by the huge growth this area has experienced over the past few decades". Councilman Steve Rosansky liked the scale and timing of her proposals.
