Sentence examples for difficult environmental from inspiring English sources
Luisa studies how people learn from increasingly difficult environmental conditions.
Medical tools for minimally invasive surgery are often used under difficult environmental conditions.
Fuel substitution is also difficult: environmental activists worry that burning waste might release noxious chemicals.
Climate change is by far the most difficult environmental externality of all to combat because of its (unusual) distance-insensitivity.
Over the last decade, market-based incentives have become the regulatory tool of choice when trying to solve difficult environmental problems.
These detector systems will be built with tens of thousands of front-end ASICs exposed to high radiation doses and difficult environmental and interference conditions.
Situational crime prevention attempts to make crime more difficult through environmental design and enhanced surveillance.
In National Wildlife Federation, Defenders of Wildlife, and Summers v. Earth Island Institute, Scalia narrowed standing law, making it more difficult for environmental groups to sue.
It is currently difficult for environmental modellers with limited software engineering background to construct such field-agent models, as modelling frameworks mostly do not support the integration of fields and agents.
BACKGROUND: Understanding the role for genetic factors in human heart failure is difficult because environmental factors cannot be standardized and genetic variation is great.
Delineating species within Corallinales is difficult, because environmental conditions (such as the strength of currents) impact their morphology and collected specimens are generally sterile.
