Sentence examples for an adaptation practice from inspiring English sources

The sustainability of mobility as an adaptation practice is questionable due to continued promotion of the Tribal Grazing Land Policy, which will result in most communal grazing land being managed as private ranches.

This paper identifies five bottlenecks to the use of adaptation research in adaptation practice and policy.

The likelihood of taking adaptation practice decreases by 58.84 % as the household becomes female headed as compared to the male headed households.

This work has attempted to evaluate specific outcomes in relation to disaster preparedness of the local people, their ability to identify and address the risk of disasters, and disaster adaptation practice.

As shown in Table 5 below, the likelihood of taking adaptation practice found to be statistically significant for the factor variable of the sex of the household head at the 1 % level of significance.

The eventual proliferation of Levallois technology during OIS 8 to OIS 7 and its continued ubiquity into late OIS 3 (Fig. 1 and table S6) establish it as an evolutionarily significant adaptation practiced by diverse hominin populations irrespective of taxonomic affiliation or environment.

By relying on real differences in climate and income rather than extrapolations, this approach has the advantage of taking into account (although implicitly and only up to a certain extent) adaptation practices carried out at different levels.

"It's very important for young scientists not just to look at their own field but also to interact a bit with researchers and scientists from other fields," says Jørgen Olesen, a researcher in mitigation and adaptation practices in agriculture in the Department of Agroecology and Environment at Aarhus University in Tjele, Denmark.

A consistent top to bottom vision of how to incorporate climate change considerations into management could promote short- and long-term adaptation practices and a shared culture of trust.

In the last part, the questions look into the impact of drinking water scarcity on a respondent's livelihood and various adaptation practices and coping strategies towards salinity intrusion, arsenic, and drought.

Past flexibility can serve as a precedent for future climate change adaptation practices and policies.