Sentence examples for environment aspects from inspiring English sources

H2PO4− plays an indispensable role in chemical, biological and environment aspects.

To have successful flood control and flood risk management, we should consider not only hydraulic and engineering aspects but also socio-economic and environment aspects.

To properly solve the addressed problem, this work presents a two stage methodology considering social and environment aspects besides the economic performance.

HVFA-SCC is a new concrete grade of HVFA concrete with the rheology of self-consolidating concrete that satisfies the quality of construction work, environment aspects, and concrete sustainability.

Stiffened shells are affected by numerous uncertainty factors, such as the variations of manufacturing tolerance, material properties and environment aspects, etc. Due to the expensive experimental cost of stiffened shell, only a limited quantity of statistics about its uncertainty factors are available.

KA is classified as Products aspect; KR and KP are classified as Environment aspects.

Even though the field of PSFs and HFs has been growing significantly recently, existing research still appears to be fragmented and studying a single railway physical environment aspect at a time.

In addition, no ward atmosphere variables were found to be related to this psychosocial work environment aspect according to the logistic regression.

In this group, for those with hepatitis B and/or C co-infection, overall QOL decreased significantly (p = 0.017) after 12 months of follow-up, specifically for the QOL domains of psychological well-being (p = 0.043), level of independence (p = 0.014), social relations (p = 0.011) and environment aspect (p < 0.001).

Hill also describes reduction of carbon emissions as a "moral imperative," adding that NRG is "very pleased" by the pro-environment aspects of the TXU buyout announcement.

Thus the resource consumption rate appears as a key parameter to account for variation in life-history traits, and more specifically genetic-by-environment aspects.