Sentence examples for effects of natural changes from inspiring English sources

Because much of the material is anthropogenically introduced, it is difficult to distinguish between the effects of natural changes in the local vegetation and behavioural changes of the people that inhabited the shelter.

Here we explored the effects of natural changes in the oral ecosystem during the transition from the deciduous to the permanent dentition of children on the microbial composition of their saliva.

By combining traditional and scientific management of coastal ecosystem with mangroves and other plants following triple-tier mechanism and habitat, it is possible to reduce the effects of natural and climate change-induced disasters.

Investigating the flow-sediment relationships across multiple timescales can reveal trends related to the effects of natural and human-caused changes to catchments.

A detailed record of channel profiles, slopes, and stream discharge on Lillooet River provides an opportunity to study the effects of natural and artificial channel changes that have occurred over the past century.

Gerald Soffen *61 – Project scientist, Viking Mars Project; founder, Mission to Planet Earth program (NASA program dedicated to understanding the total Earth system and the effects of natural and human-induced changes on the global environment); creator, NASA Academy (10-week summer program designed to give future leaders/astronauts a look into how NASA functions).

The mir-35 microRNA family may provide a fascinating setting in which to explore the effects of natural in vivo temperature changes on microRNA target recognition and/or repression.

The majority of rural communities in Nepal still rely on agriculture as their sole source of income, which is increasingly risky due to the effects of natural disasters and climate change.

Preventive and therapeutic effects of natural environments; Immediate and sustained changes in affective, cognitive and physiological responses indicative of well-being while engaged in a natural environment, and after leaving a natural environment; Neurobiological responses to viewing natural or urban scenes before/after experiencing stress.

It is an important feature for determining a measure's ability to detect effects of treatments or natural changes over time (e.g., due to the aging process).

Projections of future changes to flood risk resulting from the combined effects of natural climate variability and anthropogenic climate change typically have high uncertainty, due to uncertainty in both the atmospheric forcings and the processes by which rainfall is converted to runoff.