Sentence examples for anthropogenic challenges from inspiring English sources

European shads, Alosa alosa and A. fallax are anadromous species that have persisted through historical large-scale environmental perturbations and now additionally face an array of anthropogenic challenges.

One major question in conservation biology is whether natural populations can adapt early enough to the various anthropogenic challenges they are exposed to before they go extinct (Ferrière et al. 2004; Hendry et al. 2011).

The importance of an individual's temperature stress resistance will further increase in the future due to global warming, causing a raise in mean temperatures but also in temperature extremes, which may comprise the largest anthropogenic challenge ever placed on natural systems [9] [13].

This study examines the influence of social processes on the spatial distribution of residential lawns, one of the most prominent anthropogenic environmental challenges in US urban/suburban areas today.

The change of the Earth's climate and anthropogenic forcing challenge catchment management as the deliberate use of the fluvial system's natural resources depends to some extent on the predictability of the system's variable sensitivity to external impacts.

Declining government science/education funding, and increased special-interest funding, further tilt this playing field, as illustrated by fossil-fuel-industry-funded "science" challenging anthropogenic climate change.

Understanding the pathways by which PM10 damages lung structures and identifying susceptible subjects are important steps in managing the public health challenges of anthropogenic ambient air pollution.

Anthropogenic fragmentation poses additional challenges: vegetation cover is becoming increasingly fragmented due to human disturbance, and habitat degradation is leading to changes in vegetation structure even in biomes previously deemed structurally homogeneous.

The emergency supply of blood in natural and anthropogenic disasters has proved challenging.

Increasingly, however, the ability of rangelands to continue providing these services is challenged by anthropogenic influence.

While attribution information is potentially relevant for L&D, assessing how an individual extreme event may have been influenced by anthropogenic climate change is challenging (National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine 2016).