Sentence examples for influences of environment from inspiring English sources

ALS provides an ideal tool for exploring influences of environment on forest structure and dynamics, because of the unprecedented sample sizes it provides.

This goal, however, remains challenging partially due to absence of adequate methodology that applies ecophysiological data to broader spatial and temporal dimensions to explicitly quantify influences of environment change on per-field GPP.

Establishing the repeatability (or heritability) of behavior does not negate the influences of environment on parental behavior.

In sum, our results have provided evidence for the general effects of genes on various cognitive skills and special influences of environment on language and reading abilities.

Phenotypic plasticity, the ability of a single genotype to express alternative forms of morphology, physiology and behaviour in response to environmental conditions [ 1], provides the opportunity to study the influences of environment on the genome of an individual or group.

It will be difficult to disentangle all the potential drivers of these effects, especially given the diverse influences of environment and culture, and carefully designed twin studies might be needed.

And the influence of environment begins, critically for the purposes of de-extinction, in the womb.

At the mention of psychology — a discipline that often emphasizes the influence of environment on behavior and thus is at a remove from Chomsky's naturism — Everett laughed.

The following article discusses the influence of environment on thermoreception, the study and properties of thermoreceptors, and thermoreception in invertebrates and vertebrates.

But there is not much Ms. Williams can do about the dumpy, dismal heart of her operation, Penn Station, unless perhaps it is to commission a psychological study of the influence of environment on riders' manners and mood.

Correction: March 6, 2003, Thursday An article in Science Times on Feb. 25 about the influence of environment on genes misidentified the journal that published a study showing such interaction in quails and ducks.