Sentence examples for environment to reverse from inspiring English sources
Yesterday's hearing by the House of Representatives Science and Technology Committee the first by Congress on the topic—underscores the accelerating interest in geoengineering, the deliberate tinkering with the environment to reverse global warming.
But already more than 73,000 people have signed a petition calling on Owen Paterson, the environment secretary, to reverse the cuts.
But Loughlin conceded that if the economic environment were to reverse its recent rebound and begin to deteriorate again, the banks recovery would be hurt and profitability would be affected in 2010.
These client applications range from optimizing compilers to integrated program development environments (IDEs) and from testing environments to reverse-engineering tools.
One of powerful strategies to lyse tumor cells in an immunosuppressive microenvironment would be the use of replication-competent oncolytic viruses, because oncolytic virotherapy has been known to induce both direct tumor killing and local proinflammatory environments that help to reverse the immunosuppressive environment of tumors [ 17, 18].
She does the now familiar rundown of the Obama administration's actions on the environment, and its efforts to reverse the George Bush era of denial and obstruction.
Agri-environment schemes (AES) aim to reverse this process by promoting "nature friendly" practises at the field-scale.
"This is indicative of a dramatic erosion of the business in an environment that isn't likely to reverse itself any time soon".
Coupled with secondary injury, such as septic shock, sodium transport, and ENaC expression may be abrogated, and substantial changes in the alcohol-alveolar environment must occur in order to reverse the robust, baseline transport of salt, and water out of the epithelium ([ 20] and Helms lab unpublished findings) in order for the lungs to flood.
A. ferrooxidans is one of the few microorganisms known to gain energy by the oxidation of ferrous iron in acidic environments, using the low pH of its natural environment to generate reverse electron flow from Fe(II) to NADH [ 5- 8].
"We are of the view that the current negative environment as a whole is unlikely to reverse in the short term.
