Sentence examples for essentially natural from inspiring English sources

"In the IPCC view, climate change is mostly under the control of humans," says Spencer. "I believe [temperature trends] are essentially natural".

Not only is maternal anxiety undesirable during what should be an essentially natural life-event, it has also been associated with adverse pregnancy outcomes [ 13].

With recent annual economic growth rates of around 8% and an essentially natural resource-based economy (World Bank 2008b), this asset is yet under considerable pressure (Government of Lao 2000; Hirsch 2000, 2001; Rigg 2006).

Until now the available MLVA data of Y. pestis is derived from a small number of strains, especially those from western countries which essentially represent natural foci resulting from the third pandemic, a few natural foci from Africa, Iran, Turkey, and a few strains from some of the natural foci in Asia [6], [8], [9], [24] [27].

With essentially no natural predators, herds typically double every four years.

Professor Zhang focussed on adapting Crispr, which was essentially a natural gene-editing tool that protects bacteria from viruses, for use in human cells.

The glaciers that ring the cities have essentially provided natural low-maintenance storage, collecting water in the short rainy season and releasing it for water and electricity in the long dry one.

Brazilian production is increasing since last year but Brazil is essentially a natural rubber importer.

Essentially, while natural gas has recently risen in price, it doesn't mean the sky is the limit.

This essentially makes natural gas into a tradeable commodity, very much in the same way as wheat, silver and frozen pork bellies.

It is shown that the opposite is the case here in that the "essentially radial" natural frequencies increase with increasing rotation rate.