Sentence examples for community adaptation from inspiring English sources

We also analyzed functional profiles that were involved in the bacterial community adaptation to environment and nutritional conditions (Fig. 6).

The government should be seeking community adaptation through the UNFCCC processes, and the funding should reach the people who are suffering at the grassroots level.

Hence, whereas many core functions of the human microbiome reflect broadly distributed, globally essential metabolic processes, others are potentially indicative of microbial community adaptation to specific body sites or to the human host in general.

The objective of this paper is to point out and discuss aspects that comprise climate vulnerability, especially regarding the climate perceptions understood as an element for the development of community adaptation strategies.

Figure 2 illustrates the model for community adaptation strategy evaluation.

The evaluation of coastal community adaptation strategies to environmental change is a multidimensional dynamic planning problem.

As nonpartisan efforts, community adaptations like these can bond us together as a country and spur national support for action on climate change.

Edaphic variables figure significantly in plant community adaptations in tropical ecosystems but are often difficult to resolve because of the confounding influence of climate.

Despite these advances, research on climate and health in northern Aboriginal populations is sparse (Berner and Furgal 2005), and the identification of the impacts on local populations and community adaptations is still in its infancy and requires continued effort with attention to thresholds and limits to adaptation (Berkes and Jolly 2002).

For vulnerable communities, adaptation measures should be based on their livelihood characteristics.

The current study investigates the impact of rainfall variability on livestock population dynamics and communities' adaptation practices.