Sentence examples for ecological adverse from inspiring English sources

Participants noted that examples of successful application of omic technologies have been identified, but critical studies are needed to relate molecular changes to ecological adverse outcome.

Recently, antimicrobial resistance among uropathogens causing uncomplicated cystitis has increased, as well as the recognition of the importance of the ecological adverse effects of antimicrobial therapy (collateral damage) [ 2- 6].

This can probably be explained by the fact that women with non recurrent AUC are otherwise healthy subjects, uncommonly exposed to antibiotics and thus to any ecological adverse effect on their gut flora.

Increasing the use of omics technology in chemical risk assessment and environmental monitoring requires an expanded ecotoxicogenomics reference database and a better understanding of the relationships between specific responses and biomarkers to ecological adverse events.

Invasions of the freshwater diatom Didymosphenia geminata in New Zealand rivers have caused widespread ecological damage, adverse affects on recreational fisheries and fouling of water off-take structures [ 57].

The report also states that the port development has caused "massive ecological changes with adverse impacts", some in violation of environmental conditions.

The present system of food production and the way food is traded around the world, the authors concluded, has led to a highly unequal distribution of benefits and serious adverse ecological effects and was now contributing to climate change.

Although the extensive development of the Volga has made a major contribution to the Soviet economy, it also has had adverse ecological consequences.

In the late 1970s Soviet authorities developed extensive plans to tap the Irtysh River for use in irrigating the arid expanses of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, but the scheme was killed in 1986 because of the large investment required and concern for the project's possible adverse ecological consequences.

But these interventions require reliable data on the severity and frequency of adverse ecological impacts.

Sixty seven percent of samples had ESBTUFCV,43 > 1 indicating potential adverse ecological effects.