Instead of questioning which hazards or other factors enhance vulnerability, the resilience approach emphasizes the factors that allow people, groups of people, animal populations, or whole ecosystems to cope with extreme dynamics in their biophysical environment, including, in the case of humans, social setting.
These three aspects, not reproducible in in vitro conditions, could have allowed for a different selection of triclosan resistant mutants in the natural environment, including in the human host.
For the combined analyses across environments, broad-sense heritability was calculated as h 2 = σ g 2 / (σ g 2 + σ g e 2 n e n v + σ e 2 n e n v × n r e p s ) ), where the term σ g e 2 is the genotype × environment interaction variance component, and nenv is the number of environments included in the analysis.
The evaluations were conducted under challenging environments including in the presence of the G.712 handset, AWGN, and various NSN types.
Using a functional gene marker, Watanabe et al. (2013) pointed out the importance of sulfur cycling and microbial interactions in freshwater environments, including in the modern sediments of L. Maruwan.
Civil engineers can work in a variety of work environments, including in the public sector, as contractors, consultants, or even as part of a firm that undertakes work outsourced from municipalities and government.
"While we are sympathetic to the concerns of the plaintiffs," the companies said in a joint statement, "the blackening of some buildings and other structures is due to a naturally occurring common mold that is found widely throughout the environment, including in areas unrelated to the production of whiskey.
The bacterium is widely distributed in the environment, including in plant rhizospheres (2).
All told, Horowitz and her co-authors say, they have accounted for 540,000 additional tons of mercury in the environment, including in soil and water.
Legionellae are widely distributed in the environment, including in lakes, rivers, creeks (1, 3 ), and artificial aquatic habitats such as potable-water supplies (1, 3 ); amebae are the natural hosts in the environment (4 ).
This is a lubricant found in the laboratory environment, including in wash bottles and on protective gloves [14].
