Sentence examples for by human intervention and from inspiring English sources

Floodplains in Europe are heavily impacted by human intervention and often disconnected from the main river channel.

As an example, T0 can be achieved by human intervention; and the second level of trust T1 is gained by cryptographic techniques or trusted computing mechanisms.

However, these ecosystems are highly altered by human intervention and threatened worldwide, making them a priority in conservation planning and biodiversity monitoring.

The 'wild' BB had probably been introduced in the remote past to this region by human intervention, and since become naturalized (De Langhe and de Maret, 1999).

This change was paralleled by the concomitant replacement of Bulinus truncatus snails by Biomphalaria alexandrina snails in the affected areas, largely caused by human intervention and modification of the ecology for irrigation purposes (15 – 15 ).

We set m = 0.8 if the template domain is assigned by DomainParser, and m = 1.0 if by CATH, as the latter is assisted by human intervention and of a higher accuracy in domain assignment.

The freshwater populations of native fish species (Ns) have reached critical levels in many parts of the world due to combined habitat deterioration by human interventions and exotic fish species (Es) invasions.

In crop systems, pathogen evolution is driven by human intervention, constantly introducing and removing different plant varieties.

Battered by the elements and undermined by human intervention – the digging of sewers, railways, roads and underground car parks all around them, as well as the effects of war and earthquakes – it seems remarkable that so many towers around the world stand ramrod straight.

It may be divided into two categories: genetic industry, including the production of raw materials that may be increased by human intervention in the production process; and extractive industry, including the production of exhaustible raw materials that cannot be augmented through cultivation.

This method requires precise selection of a particular coefficient that is currently chosen by human intervention, which is time consuming and open to human error.