Sentence examples for environment to explain from inspiring English sources

But what has changed enough in the environment to explain spiking asthma rates?

That meant there was no need to blame local population pressures on the environment to explain the drought.

Environmental Health Sciences examines our environment to explain how it contributes to health, whether measuring the effect of toxic substances on brain development, reducing levels of arsenic found in drinking water, or understanding how climate change and air pollution affect health.

The methodology, called Dependency Interpretation, uses statistical dependency detection to identify interesting patterns of behavior in execution traces and interprets the patterns using a weak model of the planner's interaction with its environment to explain how the patterns might be caused by the planner.

Scientists often invoke adaptations to a changing climate and environment to explain morphological changes such as bone size and shape in hominids.

Subsequent instruction on evolution focused on the genetics concepts students had already learned about in the course (mutation, genotype, phenotype, heredity) and their application in the context of organisms, populations, and their environment to explain the mechanism of natural selection.

The main aim of this study was to explore the partly understudied and presumably inconsistent contribution of the work environment to explaining health inequalities.

What he calls "the masculinisation of the birth environment" helps to explain the fact that 24% of women in the UK now have a caesarean section, he said.

This paper aimed to investigate how gamified learning approach influence science learning achievement through a context- aware mobile learning environment and to explain effects on student learning outcome.

On Monday the National Green Tribunal (NGT), a court set up to look at environmental grievances, ordered both the water resources and environment ministries to explain who should be held responsible for the pollution in the Ganges.

Narain, Director of the Centre for Science and Environment, continues to explain with poignant detail why India needs to reinvent itself, ending with a "zillion dollar" question about America.