Sentence examples for human contributors from inspiring English sources

As with climate change, most creeping environmental changes have both natural and human contributors and they can drive both hazards (mainly) and vulnerabilities (to a lesser extent), which each influence disaster risk.

The comparison of rat and human genetic contributors to the trait of alcohol consumption suggested that one can extrapolate from pathways - not necessarily specific genes - found in animals to begin to elucidate cross-species similarities in the genetic basis of behavior.

He said there was no longer any ambiguity about whether humans were significant contributors to global warming, and he noted that in the opening line of its report to the White House, the panel stated plainly that "greenhouse gases are accumulating in Earth's atmosphere as a result of human activities, causing surface air temperatures and subsurface ocean temperatures to rise".

Human factors are also contributors to hidden failures of the relay protection and the SSCS.

A sensitivity analysis is performed to identify the most important contributors to human performance and ship collision.

As technology shapes every human endeavor, we encourage contributors spanning a broad range of industries, including academics, politicians, artists, philosophers, doctors, ethicists and everyone else to lend their voices to our community.

This original study brings new insights to internal circulation of nanoparticles in living organisms and contributes to the international effort in studying the potential impacts of engineered nanomaterials on marine bivalves which play an essential role in coastal ecosystems, and are important contributors to human food supply from the sea.

Humor is one of the most significant contributors to human connection.

Residential environment and consumer products, such as pesticides, have been identified as significant contributors to human exposures and health risks.

Mitochondria are increasingly recognized as major contributors to human health and disease because of their location and influence [7].

The basic contributors to human heat exposure are air temperature and humidity, wind speed and heat radiation (which in outdoor locations is usually from solar radiation).