Sentence examples for compared to environmental from inspiring English sources
They may lose political face; but the careers of Bush and Blair are of little consequence compared to environmental mayhem and military agony.
Therefore, the amounts of soil PyC were compared to environmental covariates over an area of 327,757 km2 in the northeastern United States in order to understand the controls on PyC distribution over large areas.
The toxicity data and biomarker responses obtained for both species were compared to environmental concentrations of AZM detected in superficial water from different points in the Alto Valle region and risk quotients (RQ) were calculated.
Assisted natural regeneration could sequester 1.6 to 2.2 times the amount of carbon possible compared to environmental plantings alone over a range of hypothetical carbon prices and assuming a moderate 5% discount rate.
Those reporting lower concern about the risks of groundwater pumping were more likely to own properties located above the aquifer, to exhibit a strong business orientation including prioritising economic values compared to environmental values, and to express attitudes indicating they thought private property rights should be protected.
This is seen as one of the reasons why sustainability – despite being widely accepted as one of the most crucial aspects in any development – is often not considered on equal terms in decision making and planning compared to environmental risks and economic considerations.
Water saving devices in the sanitary equipment, such as flow regulators, are assumed to be environmentally advantageous even though their environmental benefit has never been compared to the environmental burden caused during their production und disposal.
As a result of this, relatively little environmental BPA occurs in biota compared to nonbiotic environmental compartments (reviewed by Flint, 2012).
Compared to the environmental effects of traditional energy sources, the environmental effects of wind power are relatively minor (Dvorak et al., [2010]; Migoya et al., [2007]).
The PNECs are compared to measured environmental concentrations (MECs) from the published literature and to maximum predicted environmental concentrations (PECs) generated using the PhATE model.
