Sentence examples for given its natural from inspiring English sources

Given its natural limitations, it succeeds in image quality, color reproduction, and somewhat in usability.

Palm Island is often termed a classic "tropical paradise" given its natural endowments, but it has had a troubled history since the European settlement of Australia.

Given its natural resources and rising population, it is likely that its economy will continue to grow steadily and will remain a profitable location for U.S. investment.

Given its natural origin, pervasiveness at low levels and chemical stability, it is not possible to entirely eradicate OTA from the diet.

For instance, the ancient statement that Cypselus had no bodyguard ought to be given its natural meaning, which is a denial of the military factor; it ought not to be ingeniously twisted so as to imply that he did not need a bodyguard because (it is argued) he had the support of identifiable army groups.

The overwhelming biodegradable material-of-choice is bamboo, given its natural tensile strength and its ability to grow fast.

A third and final version of the objection is to maintain that, given its nature, natural selection cannot be explained or modelled as the result from the operation of learning mechanisms or any other 'force' that affects individual items within a population.

The second term gives its natural decay by the coefficient μ A. Its engulfment by macrophages and other nonspecific defense cells is represented by the third and fourth terms of the same equation: λ MR is the rate that accounts for the activation of macrophages and λ MA is the destruction rate of bacteria by active macrophages.

There is a challenge in designing an efficacy trial for newly-diagnosed prostate cancer given its long natural history.

The peninsula itself resembles a giant salmon – a fitting symmetry, given its main natural resource – fleeing southwards from the Russian mainland down towards Japan.

Given its numerous natural barriers sandbars at the mouth, shallowness, and rapids and cataracts the Zambezi is of little economic significance as a trade route.