Sentence examples for environments forming from inspiring English sources

Cynanchum ellipticum also grows on fences in urban environments, forming large, dense floral displays.

This represents the first direct confirmation that full-length, functional SH protein is capable of oligomerizing in membrane-mimetic environments forming a channel-like structure, and further confirms that SH belongs to the viroporin family of ion channels.

Kaufmann et al. recently demonstrated that in addition to lactone hydrolysis, the 3-oxo-C12 AHL of P. aeruginosa is capable of spontaneously undergoing a Claisen-like condensation reaction in aqueous environments, forming a tetramic acid product, 3-hydroxydecylidene 5- 2-hydroxyethyl) pyrrolidine-2,4-dione (Fig.  2) [ 16].

Urban environments formed under socialist regimes are being adapted and remodeled to new conditions shaped by the political, economic, and cultural transition to capitalist society.

Ecosystem services provided by natural environments form the basis for the human economy everywhere and are also at risk from climate change impacts and overuse.

This study explores the changes in two Mediterranean wetland delta environments formed by the Axios and Aliakmonas rivers located in Greece, over a 25-year period (1984 2009).

In postsocialist cities, urban environments formed under socialist regimes are being adapted to new conditions shaped by the transition to capitalism.

To infer whether the S. Cerro isolates associated with bovine hosts and cattle-associated environments form separate subpopulations from S. Cerro isolated from other sources, we obtained whole genome sequencing data for 26 additional isolates (Table  2).

It interacts with its environment, forming concepts that have not been made ready for it by a human agent.

All her novels were rooted in social and political issues as much as psychology, family and the environment forming the criminal mind.

An ecosystem is a functional unit or complex of relations in which living organisms (plants, animals, fungi, and microorganisms) interact with one another and with their physical environment, forming a dynamic yet broadly stable system.