Sentence examples for environmental hospitable from inspiring English sources
Zebra and quagga mussels, now abundant throughout the Great Lakes, foster a bacterial environmental hospitable to the primary species of algae found in the blooms.
Therefore, BAG-1 isoforms may act as a 'molecular switch' in signalling pathways, that direct cells towards different states 'depending on whether environmental conditions are hospitable or stressful' (Song et al, 2001; Takayama and Reed, 2001).
Of all the environmental amenities that this hospitable planet provides, the magnetic field is perhaps the strangest and least appreciated.
The ongoing transmission of P. vivax by local anopheline mosquitoes raises concern about reemergence of malaria transmission in Greece in areas that are hospitable to the vector and have permissive environmental and climatic conditions (6 ).
Feminist theology, on the other hand, flourishes in an academic field that for nearly forty years has been hospitable to a variety of liberation theologies, death-of-god theologies, environmental theologies, and postcolonialist theologies.[1] The maturing of feminist philosophy of religion as a field distinct from feminist theology was evident at the end of the twentieth century.
In the late sixties and early seventies, concerns about air pollution and other environmental side effects drove many New Yorkers to consider ways to make the city more hospitable to cyclists.
Climate change is projected to render the frigid continent more hospitable to such plants in coming decades, says the study's lead author, Steven Chown, an environmental scientist at Stellenbosch University in South Africa.
The service is hospitable.
And stunningly hospitable.
Staff is extremely hospitable.
