Sentence examples for anthropogenic effect from inspiring English sources

Bitencourt, A. L. V. & Krauspenhar, P. M. Possible prehistoric anthropogenic effect on Araucaria angustifolia (Bert). O. Kuntze expansion during the Late Holocene.

The observed increase in [e] of this magnitude will then, predominantly, be due to the anthropogenic effect.

An ecosystemic approach was conducted for both models, considering local and global environmental variables, the anthropogenic effect, and the interaction between species as inputs.

"We can clearly detect an anthropogenic effect on glaciers and it's been steadily rising over the last 100 years," said Ben Marzeion, a climate scientist at the University of Innsbruck in Austria.

We also see a strong anthropogenic effect on modern vegetation following European settlement in A.D. 1854, a period marked by a precipitous decline in traditional tribal use of the area and the inception of modern fire exclusion policies.

In contrast, the analysis of areas covered by high concentrations of tropospheric BrO (columns >5.5 × 1013 molecules/cm2) is considerably expanding (about 10% per year during 1996 2000) in the northern hemisphere in the comparison of monthly means during polar spring, which is possibly due to an anthropogenic effect on the climate system.

Atmospheric science; terrestrial ecology; biogeochemistry; carbon cycle; anthropogenic effects on Earth systems.

Furthermore, anthropogenic effects (industrial and residential zones etc).

However, the existence of natural variability in storminess confounds reliable detection of anthropogenic effects.

Popradit, A. et al. Anthropogenic effects on a tropical forest according to the distance from human settlements.

Dorresteijn, I. et al. Incorporating anthropogenic effects into trophic ecology: predator prey interactions in a human-dominated landscape.