Sentence examples for environmental terms for from inspiring English sources
The year was perhaps most notable, in environmental terms, for being the 50th anniversary of the Green Movement, if we take that to begin with the publication of Rachel Carson's Silent Spring in 1962.
Patients were allowed to adopt the environmental terms for at least 15 minutes before testing.
Among these 390 genes, 156 (40%) had a Nagano et al. (2012) model that included an environmental term for the timepoints we considered (between 8 00 and 16:00).
Second, we chose genes with Nagano et al. (2012) models, including no developmental or circadian terms and with a linear environmental term for either temperature or solar radiation (which have the most reproducible effects) that explained more than 50% of the expression variance.
It is considered relatively benign in environmental terms and safe enough for use in home gardens, and it helps farmers control weeds without the tilling that can contribute to soil erosion.
In this way, it is possible to identify those solutions that perform best in energy and environmental terms, and that so are suitable for construction of sustainable buildings.
In economic terms (cost), the operation that presents the greatest potential for reduction of the total cost is "Transport" followed by "Chipping" and "Processing", while in environmental terms the operation with higher potential for the reduction of overall impacts is "Chipping" followed by "Transport" and "Forwarding".
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We predicted monthly ambient CO and PM2.5 exposures using two multivariable linear regression models that included terms for environmental characteristics, month, and year.
Congress should not give into the pressures of a restless public and a campaign by sacrificing long-term environmental protections for short-term political gain.
The radar diagram in Figure 4 plots the number of terms for specific environmental determinants for all sixpathogens investigated.
