Sentence examples for environments result in from inspiring English sources
The first symptoms of weathering processes of soil quality in tropical and Mediterranean environments result in an alteration of the plant cover structure with, in particular, the pauperization of plant species diversity and abundance.
This accounts well for the finding that completely safe and stable, as well as, highly stressful maternal environments result in high HPA reactivity and fearfulness compared to moderately challenging maternal environments.
Reduced pressure environments result in: (1) shorter ignition times mainly due to reduced convective heat losses from the heated material to the surroundings, allowing for the material to heat more rapidly and pyrolyze faster; (2) a lower fuel mass flux at ignition, due primarily to a thicker thermal boundary layer and a thicker fuel species profile.
However, differences in their application environments result in different research emphases and requirements.
Thus, studies have shown that forest environments result in physical and mental restorative effects and have detailed the mechanisms behind these effects.
At the same time I was reading Slaughter's NYT piece, a colleague (a white male engineer) pointed me to a study that backs Slaughter's conclusion with powerful data on the transformation that happens for women when workplaces go flexible: research by Harvard economist Claudia Goldin indicates that flexible work environments result in equal pay for men and women.
The exposure of Arabidopsis thaliana (Arabidopsis) plants to spaceflight environments results in differential gene expression.
Results indicated that exposure to images of natural, but not built, environments resulted in improved state body image.
Bio.2.1.3: Explain various ways organisms interact with each other and with their environments resulting in stability within ecosystems.
Over time, people can also become used to, or "habituated to," noises in their environments, resulting in reduced effect.
However, while abiotic stressors decrease, biotic stresses increase in these more abiotically favorable environments, resulting in competitive exclusion [46], [49], [50].
