Sentence examples for an environment hospitable from inspiring English sources
But before he could colonize the planet, he had to cultivate an environment hospitable to life by heating up the surface or cooling it down and by adding moisture.
The Gaia idea, the brainchild of an English theorist, Dr. James E. Lovelock, and Dr. Margulis, who is a microbiologist, is that the entire Earth deploys feedback mechanisms to maintain an environment hospitable to life.
Eleven more samples of soil and then ice will follow during the 90-day mission in search of signs that this ice once melted to create an environment hospitable to life.
While it's true that some birds are detrimental for the vines (particularly those that swarm and gorge on grapes) one of the viable solutions to that problem is encouraging an environment hospitable to predatory birds such as owls and raptors.
One way that prenatal care should be modeled based on these findings would be to include an emphasis on developing an environment hospitable to individual clients, an alertness to drug dependent lifestyles, and an emphasis on inclusion of the baby's father in every aspect of care.
From this data it appeared that, absent TMA-Cl, YOYO-1, at concentrations above 400 nM, disrupted the ability of probes to bind one another homologously to create an anhydrous environment hospitable to YOYO-1 intercalation and hence YOYO-1 emissions.
However, there is biologic plausibility that IBD may create an intestinal environment hospitable for CDI, independent of antibacterial drugs and immune modulators.
But stagehands work in a unique political and cultural environment hospitable to unions.
Based on that idea, some biologists believe it's possible to send bacteria to terraform a planet -- make its environment hospitable for human life.
Turing, who was gay in an environment hardly hospitable to it (a plot element in the film), also made other significant contributions to science, including of course his namesake test about artificial intelligence.
The first chemistry results from Mars' northern plain reveal an environment more hospitable to life than some scientists had predicted, one that might allow future colonists to grow crops as familiar on Earth as asparagus and green beans.
