Sentence examples for environments emerged from inspiring English sources

Despite differences in the definition of urbanicity (place of birth, of upbringing or of residence) and method to measure it (town size, population density), an excess of incident cases of schizophrenia [ 5] and non-affective psychosis [ 3] in the most urbanized environments emerged as a robust finding.

Also, with many suburbs suffering from sprawl and fewer or no public transport options, specific problems that are less common in urban environments emerge.

Alternatively, changing diversification rates can provide evidence for changing environments, emerging pathogens and shed light on epidemiological dynamics.

These behavioural sex differences in response to novel environments emerge during the peri-pubertal period (e.g., Imhof et al., 1993; Lynn and Brown, 2009, 2010) and have been shown to be sensitive to the presence of testosterone during the first few days of postnatal life (e.g., Lucion et al., 1996).

A vitriolic political environment emerged, one that lacks actual debate.

Also during the Progressive era, which extended through the early 20th century, efforts to improve the urban environment emerged from recognition of the need for recreation.

"The biggest threat to our soldiers and to our operational environment emerged from the Shia insurgent groups, which Pfc. Manning helped analyze".

The environment emerged as a common theme among many of the students.

Testing in the cloud environment emerged from the survey as an important advantage.

In the following sections we present a series of our key findings to demonstrate how the elements that form part of the configuration of the construction sites as a potential digital learning environment emerged.

Printed or painted "ukiyo-e" images of this environment emerged in the late 17th century; they were popular with the merchant class, who had become wealthy enough to afford to decorate their homes with such works.