Sentence examples for environment adequate from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this membrane with double porosity appeared as a promising support to offer an inner 3D environment adequate to cell proliferation to form a liver-like tissue.

In the areas of economic, social, and cultural rights, the focuses of the book are on the achievements as well as the problems in the realization of the rights to health, a clean environment, adequate housing, and food.

This study, started in 2013, was conducted in four main steps to provide an hourly data set of 3H concentrations in the environment, adequate to develop and/or validate transfer models.

The aim was to have a sufficiently competitive environment (adequate amount of supply and demand) but exclude the largest insurance districts as well as the geographically most challenging districts.

In pursuit of intergenerational justice, it suggests that there should be new human rights added to the standard list, for example, that "All human beings have the fundamental right to an environment adequate for their health and well being" (WCED 1987, Annexe 1, paragraph 1).

Climate change already interdicts the rights to food, water and sanitation and the right to live in an environment adequate for health and well-being for too many of the world's people.

On this day, we call for the creation of supportive teaching environments, adequate teacher training and safeguards for the rights of teachers.

UNICEF believes that supportive teaching environments, adequate teacher training and safeguards for the rights of teachers is as important as the responsibility of teachers to be accountable, and maintain the highest ethical and professional standards.

The researchers attributed these shortcomings to the influence of contextual factors such as the lack of supervision, supportive work environments, adequate supplies of medical technology, and complimentary policies [ 37].

However, in order to use virtual environments in the thermoception domain, validation of these environments as adequate representations of physical environments (built environments) is imperative.

The embryo has all the "structures necessary for providing the new individual with a suitable environment and adequate nutrition".