Sentence examples for environmental preconditions from inspiring English sources

Martin Salter, the MP for Reading West and a vice-chair of the Labour party with responsibility for environmental issues, said: "It is as clear as clear can be that we have no prospect of meeting strict environmental preconditions for a third runway, and on that basis we should not be proceeding.

Thermo-mechanical analysis was performed across material systems during various stages of the environmental preconditioning to determine alterations in properties such as storage modulus (SM) and glass transition temperature (Tg).

It is not clear what the similarities and differences are between environmental preconditioning and genetic alleles conductive for anoxia survival.

We tested if subunits of AMPK, for which we have either mutants or RNAi food available, are required for environmental preconditioning for enhanced anoxia survival phenotype (Table S2).

In the illustrative example here, the secondary specific task is to determine whether environmental (heat) preconditioning during population growth affects the dynamics of glucose uptake later in the life of the yeast cultures.

Careful environmental studies are a precondition before releasing genetic engineered bacteria into the environment.

Although environmental exposure is a precondition for accumulation of toxic elements, individual characteristics and genetic factors are also important.

Individuals, persons, are necessary preconditions, a necessary environmental (context) condition for society, but not part of society (Luhmann 1988a, p. 299; Willke 1989, p. 24).

However, as Vietnam is moving towards greater international economic integration, many Vietnamese firms when operating outside of Vietnam (Vietnamese corporations with international operations - VNCI) are required to comply with social and environmental standards which are a precondition for global business engagement.

The prediction and assessment of environmental pollution by arsenic are important preconditions of advocating environmental protection and human health risk assessment.

Despite sustained debates on the relative importance of either nature or nurture, there is abundant evidence for the influence of not only individual characteristics and preconditions but also of environmental characteristics on children's developmental progress and outcomes (e.g., Brooks-Gunn & Markman, 2005; Silbereisen & Noak, 2006).