Sentence examples for environment response from inspiring English sources

Then, the study focuses on the feasibility of demand, engineering, finance and social/ environment response of the three options.

This enabled the creation of intrinsic and extrinsic landscape quality maps showing sectors needing most preservation, as well as intrinsic and extrinsic landscape fragility maps (environment response capacity or vulnerability towards human actions).

Land cover-landscape pattern affects the atmospheric environment directly or indirectly, and the understanding of the atmospheric environment response to land cover - landscape pattern is of great significance to the maintenance and improvement of ecological environment.

Finally, the paper points out that uncertainty and non-linear structures, nonstationary signal analysis and complex vibration environment response prediction are major problems for aircraft vibration response prediction and directions for future research work.

In the area of plant ecology, Folia Geobotanica publishes papers that deal with population and community ecology, in particular when linked with environment response.

The Comprehensive environment response, Compensation and Liability act 2007 (CERCLA) has ranked zinc at 74th position with respect to water pollution with total score of 932.89 points (Mishra et al. 2010).

However, few studies have provided such insights in these characteristic or quantified different water environment responses to NPS pollution.

In the current policy environment, responses to climate change are likely to emerge from experience rather than theory.

In this model of tumour growth each cell is equipped with a micro-environment response network that determines the behaviour or phenotype of the cell based on the local environment.

In all, as the expression vector particularly developed for toxic protein synthesis, pYPfhuA1 owns its notable advantages, which include easy control, tight regulation, relatively high efficiency and multi-environments response potential.

The estimated proportion of genotype-by-environment responses to climate variation was 0.48 (95% confidence interval: 0.13, 0.85; Fig. 2A).