"environmental strain" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the negative impact or pressure on the natural environment, caused by human activities or natural forces. Example: The increase in industrial development has led to significant environmental strain, with deforestation and pollution being major concerns.
If anything, the mass-sterilization might reduce the environmental strain on the planet.
The goal, he says, is to suggest new scientific ways to reduce the environmental strain of food production.
The student-led movement People and Planet have endorsed Sir Paul McCartney's Meat Free Monday campaign which began in 2009 to try and ease the environmental strain caused by the meat industry.
The point is that many hub airports are also the origin and destination for more and more passengers.Many of these big city airports are under enormous capacity and environmental strain.
This led many to question why a millionaire mother-of-two with a self-professed "perfect life" and every chance at a successful future had turned to the Class A drug - ordinarily associated with those who, under emotional and environmental strain, reject society's goals and institutionalised means of achieving them - in order to get by.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 Measured environmental strain.
However, several studies have shown that in some cases environmental strains can overgrow inoculated strains9,10,11,12,13,14,15.
This confirmed the specificity and utility of the primers for detection of chiA-positive environmental strains.
It's so sad to read such an eminent demographer repeating the fallacies of ageing catastrophists - while neglecting the rapidly escalating environmental strains of population growth.
However, the murine virulence of environmental strains of C. neoformans has not been thoroughly evaluated.
The most outstanding character in the environmental strains is tryptophan deaminase and indole negative.
