Sentence examples for and response to changes from inspiring English sources
Improving our understanding of these feedbacks and of their effects on tidal geomorphological and ecological dynamics is a critical step to address issues related to salt-marsh conservation and response to changes in the environmental forcing.
For my research work I rely on an approach that examines phytoplankton at the cellular level, where changes in phytoplankton cell physiology, biochemistry and optical properties are studied as a means of evaluating their role and response to changes in the environment (Goes et al., 2002).
In the case of pathogenic Leptospira species, OMPs would be key mediators of the adaptation and response to changes in environmental conditions inside and outside of the host during their life cycle.
Flexible simulation model use can optimize vaccination programs and response to changes in vaccine supply.
characterize the mapped units in such a way that useful statements can be made about their land use potential and response to changes in management.
The sigE gene, encoding the presumed factor SigE, a member of the σ70 subfamily exhibiting extracytoplasmic function, regulates functions related to perception and response to changes in the periplasm and in the extracytoplasmic environment.
By applying this fundamental insight about the dimensions of people interactions and response to change, we have identified eight styles that apply to both organizational cultures and individual leaders.
Our review of the literature for commonalities and central concepts revealed two primary dimensions that apply regardless of organization type, size, industry, or geography: people interactions and response to change.
Sensitivity, specificity, and response to change of the CCQ were assessed by receiver operator curve (ROC) analysis and effect size calculation respectively.
Survival under severe environment conditions and response to change is essential for preservation of the species [ 22].
Doing so will provide the opportunity to understand the physiological basis for plant community assembly (Blackman et al. 2012) and response to change.
