Sentence examples for environment sustaining from inspiring English sources

In a globally competitive environment, sustaining high yield with a minimum number of quality controls is key for manufacturing plants to remain competitive.

The pervasive use of human waste, termed nightsoil, for crop fertilization in this region leads to the release of parasitic ova into the environment, sustaining schistosomiasis transmission [21].

At a time of international recognition of the importance of primary care [ 1], and thus of academic primary care, it is crucial that we understand whether we have the necessary support and structures in place to help PCAs thrive in the current environment, sustaining a workforce.

We need serious public investment to develop materials that can withstand the harsh fusion environment, sustain hot plasma indefinitely and integrate all these features in an experimental facility to produce continuous fusion power.

Data from Cassini Huygens indicates that the Titan polar environment sustains stable seas of variable concentrations of ethane, methane, and nitrogen, with a surface temperature around 93 K.

In this work we show how the long-term coevolution between peasants and their environment sustained habitats and species that are now declining along with rural exodus in a mountainous area of the Mediterranean, a region where the maintenance of diverse landscapes is very much related to the presence of traditional rural activities.

In addition to infrastructural and public damage, the environment sustained catastrophic losses on Tonga.

Only then can we hope for policies that protect the environment, sustain the economy, re-secure the United States, and help to stabilize the international community.

37, 38 In the BM the interactions between malignant plasma cells and their environment sustain plasma cell survival and proliferation.

The availability of functional enzyme was likely responsible for the reduction of astrogliosis in CNS tissues of bdLV.GALC-treated Twi mice (Fig.  4D), either through clearance of storage in astrocytes or indirectly, through the reduction of the pro-inflammatory environment sustained by activated macrophages and microglia.

In A New Biology for the 21st Century (National Research Council [NRC], 2009), four main challenges are articulated: enabling sustainable food plant growth in changing environments, sustaining ecosystems and biodiversity in rapidly changing environs, expanding sustainable alternatives to fossil fuels, and understanding human health.