Sentence examples for by changes in local from inspiring English sources
The history of the vegetation of the Sierra de Baza seems clearly influenced by changes in local economy.
Finally, previous studies of Wilkins8 and George VI29 ice shelves proposed that these ice shelves were affected by changes in local conditions on the continental shelf.
Kapadia, M. K., Ito, M., Gilbert, C. D. & Westheimer, G. Improvements in visual sensitivity by changes in local context: Parallel studies in human observers and in V1 of alert monkeys.
The recovery of the city's real estate market after the 1999 crash was accompanied by changes in local attitudes about the form and functionality of living spaces, at least among the capital's most wealthy residents.
Because atmospheric pressure is measured relative to sea level, a pressure altimeter must be adjusted with a barosetting knob in order to compensate for small variations in barometric pressure caused by changes in local weather.
In contrast, trends in flood stages tended to be gauge-dependent, as stages over time are influenced by changes in local rating curves and thus by local and reach-scale channel modifications.
Shoreline changes are forced by changes in the local water surface elevation due to a combination of local tide, storm surge and wave-induced setup.
The origin of this difference is shared by changes in the local density of optical states and depth-dependent interferences, and by limited formation of Si-based sensitizers in "thin" films, probably because of the prevailing high stress.
In this model, pollinator shifts (utilization of different pollinators through modification of floral traits) are induced by changes in the local pollinator fauna, either because of expansion of a species range or because of a change in pollinator composition over time (Johnson 2006).
Alternatively, they could be differentially induced over time by changes in the local environment of each tissue, or they might be affected by differences (environmental or genetic) in maintenance DNA methyltransferase or de novo DNA methyltransferase.
Dynamic optical breast imaging may identify breast tumors by detecting changes in local blood perfusion and oxygen saturation due to neoangiogenesis.
