Sentence examples for changes negatively from inspiring English sources

However, current landscape changes negatively affect potential values for protected and endangered species.

Human-induced changes negatively affect all components of freshwater ecosystems and comprise the major cause of global loss of diversity and the biotic homogenization of freshwater faunas.

To determine the degree to which this cue influenced the primates' ability to learn the task, relative to cleaner fish, we here repeated the task with capuchin monkeys and cleaners, using two variations designed to be more salient to capuchins (the cleaners were also tested to see whether these changes negatively affected their performance).

Although some climatic changes may be economically beneficial (e.g., decrease in climate severity and associated heating costs, longer navigation season), other changes negatively impact the natural environment, both traditional and non-traditional sectors of the economy, and the regional socioeconomic conditions.

Exercise intolerance, accentuated in the elderly because of aging body changes, negatively impacts both functional and life prognosis.

The DHA-induced changes positively correlated with changes observed during normal ring and early trophozoite development (0 28 h post infection (hpi)), whereas drug-induced changes negatively correlated with mature trophozoite and schizont stages (30 48 hpi) (Fig.  1b).

Therefore, the estimated coefficient ( {widehat{beta}}_0 ) demonstrated that if the trading margin and credit availability variables were kept as zero or negative values, returns changed negatively with the existence of these costs (carrying costs + impact costs + other costs).

The firm's risk attitude towards climate change negatively affects the proportion of eco-efficiency technology in the portfolio.

Just as people's circumstances can change negatively so they can change for the positive.

Although students were less likely to endorse teleological reasoning at the end of the course, continued endorsement of intuitive teleological explanations for evolutionary change negatively predicted students' learning gains in understanding of natural selection.

But the little-noted Article 420 of the new law imposes an up to 9-year prison sentence on anyone who, "in violation of the established applicable norms, imports, exports, traffics, transports, stores or releases into the environment any genetically modified organism that changes or can change negatively the components, structure, or function of natural ecosystems".