Sentence examples for ecologic resources from inspiring English sources
These findings provide a strong tool for studies attempting to bridge the current epistemologic gap between personal preferences for environmental or ecologic resources and mental health.
Equally important will be the need to understand the implications for, or impact on, ecologic resources associated with accommodating the residential, medical, recreational, and transportation needs of this population.
Study areas were selected to represent a variety of important hydrologic and ecologic resources; critical sources of contaminants from agricultural, urban, and natural sources; and a high percentage of population served by municipal water supply and irrigated agriculture.
One of the most prominent risk-related issues presently confronting regulatory decision makers is the need to evaluate combined (cumulative) risk to human populations and ecologic resources from concurrent exposure to multiple environmental stressors.
Cumulative risk assessment is a tool for organizing and analyzing information to examine, characterize, and possibly quantify the combined adverse effects on human health or ecologic resources from multiple environmental stressors.
Peak concentrations from accidental chemical releases and routine maintenance at chemical plants can have acute (short-term) effects on people, as well as cause serious impairment to ecologic resources (e.g., fish, wildlife) and damage to social welfare (e.g., poor visibility, degraded property values).
Only in this way can HGCBs realize the sustainable use of ecological resources, as well as the integration of economic, social and ecologic benefits.
A parallel framework for considering the ecologic and resource use implications of the growing population of older adults is also being developed (U.S. EPA 2005b).
These two visions of Andean peoples and their accomplishments can be reconciled only if it is recognized that what the resources and ecologic potential of an area and a people may be depends on what part of these resources the people use or are allowed to use by their masters.
These cross-inhibitory effects of autoinducing peptides are envisioned as a mechanism to reduce competition by multiple strains of S. aureus within confined ecologic niches with limited resources [ 3].
We used paleo-ecologic information, soil resource inventories and measurements of soil morphology to construct a soil-geomorphic model for alluvial landforms along salmon spawning channels on Prince of Wales Island, Southeast Alaska, USA.
