Sentence examples for effect of nature from inspiring English sources

In fact, the term "act of God" is used in a legal context for "an event which is caused by the effect of nature or natural causes and without any interference by humans whatsoever".

It was a classic "Xbox detox", Robertson adds, and is something that researchers have observed repeatedly when studying the effect of nature on the brain.

"Scores for Salt and Snow: Dances Since 2002" continues that involvement with dances set to music by Alan Hovhaness, Spike Jones and Andy Teirstein, paying special attention to the age-old question of the effect of nature and nurturing on the formation of character.

One just knows the eventual result of Rob's weekend with Caroline, his mother's climbing expedition with Guy and his encounter with Eve (whom he eventually marries), and the sexual determinism can often stifle the otherwise bracing effect of nature's clean air.

This study further demonstrated that the effect of nature experiences in childhood can persist until adulthood.

But they did not report the effect of nature and composition of solvent on size and morphology of ferric oxide (Fe3O4) particles and their catalytic properties.

Generalized Linear Modelling was used to quantify the effect of nature-friendly ditch bank management (AES) and distance to the nature reserve on amphibian diversity and abundance.

Few studies have been conducted to investigate the effect of nature-based sounds (N-BS) on agitation, anxiety level and physiological signs of stress in patients under mechanical ventilator support.

They unwittingly became a social experiment about the effects of nature versus nurture.

Green headed home from France with what he thought were two wonderful, rare pastel studies of skies, in which Monet explored fleeting effects of nature and light.

Even in wealthier, urbanised parts of the world, where we're supposedly removed from the effects of nature, there's a communal awareness of that "intricate link".