Sentence examples for environment de from inspiring English sources

In this hostile environment, de Blasio urgently needs to reach beyond the traditional media and mobilize some of the supporters who voted him into office, especially the younger ones.

Recent research has reinforced Sykes's results and has also found that that those who are incarcerated develop disciplined and habitual behaviors and subscribe to an inflexible structure of standards that are mandated by an unbending environment (de Viggiani 2007).

A key finding of these studies is that when simulations are paired with appropriate instructional guidance, they allow students to construct meaning based on their experiences in the simulation environment (de Jong and van Joolingen 1998).

Hexabromocyclodecanes (HBCDs) are also brominated flame retardants readily found in the environment (de Wit 2002).

All of the data presented in this study can be found and re-analyzed via the iPlant Discovery Environment (DE).

PI is synthesized from myo-inositol, which is supplied by uptake from the extracellular environment, de novo synthesis from glucose, or recycling from phosphoinositides.

In a Cloud environment, de-provisioning means real time revocation that involves a synchronized deletion or suspension of CSC's account along with immediate termination of his access rights from all the organizational services and resources at Cloud.

As shown in Fig. S1, in an experimental hypoxic and DHP-d-induced ROS scavenging environment, de-ATSC grew continuously for more than 3 months (>20 passages) and their cell cycle controlling factors such as CDK1, CDK2, and RUNX3 expression was prominently increased along with active growth activity compared to in the case of hypoxic or DHP-d single treatment (Fig. S2A).

High-yield, high-density aquaculture is a rapidly growing industry and is accompanied with increased pollution of the aquatic environments (De Schryver and Verstraete 2009).

Moreover, an increase in the deleterious mutation rate in mutators could cause the loss of functions that are not essential at present, but might be required in future environments (de Visser 2002).

There are currently no known remotely detectable gaseous biosignatures strictly associated with anoxygenic photosynthesis, and there are also many chemosynthetic metabolisms that do not produce waste gases in chemical disequilibrium with their environments (Des Marais et al., 2002).