Sentence examples for has the same environmental from inspiring English sources

It has the same environmental appeal as its more popular neighbour Costa Rica.

This phenomenon has led to a varying contribution of carbon emissions that differs at the regional level and at the level of the means of transport, but has the same environmental impact regardless of the source and location of emissions.

Lymphocytes were separated from six different human samples belonging to the same geographical area and having the same environmental condition.

Some civil society groups are concerned that the BRICS Development Bank will not have the same environmental considerations about the sustainability and impact of development projects as the World Bank.

"In the 20s, the public authorities didn't have the same environmental and security concerns as they do today," said François Crochet, who teaches at the university of Lorraine-Metz and sits on the scientific council of the French Commission for the Centenary of the Great War.

Clearly genetics play an important role in the T1D disease process as both MZ and DZ twins have the same environmental exposures but different concordance rates and length to diagnosis of the second twin.

The successful experimental introduction of house mice into the Scottish Isle of May [ 26] does not contradict this conclusion, since in this case the mice came from another Scottish island with similar ecology, i.e. are expected to have had the same environmental adaptations at the time where they arrived.

While it is expected that habitats that differ in physicochemical features will vary in their microbial community structure, it is more controversial to respond to the question of whether two microbial communities will differ in two geographically separated locations that have the same environmental conditions.

According to Gregory's study, meat eaten by pets creates the equivalent of about 64 million tons of CO2 a year, which has about the same environmental impact as a year's amount of fumes from 13.6 million cars.

A sex limitation model that includes quantitative gender differences but no qualitative gender differences (i.e. has the same genetic and environmental aetiology but differences in magnitude for males and females) is referred to as the 'common effects model'.

How could we help people who have nothing to take the same environmental attitudes?" Ms. McCartney: You have to encourage them; you have to try to educate people; you have to try to help people.