Sentence examples for interact with changing from inspiring English sources
Knowledge of how human phenotypes and genotypes respond to these sorts of environmental changes helps us to predict how human biology will interact with changing environments in the future, with implications for global public health and predictions of demographic change.
And how might a state and county policies interact with changing economic fortunes and workers and different economic fortunes of workers?
Fuel treatments are an important management tool in the drier forests of this region where they have been shown to modify fire behavior and fire effects, yet we know relatively little about how treatments will interact with changing climate and expanding human populations to influence fire regimes and ecosystem services over larger area and longer time periods.
How did these changing ocean conditions interact with changing water currents between the Pacific and Indian oceans, and how did the presence of the Himalayas influence air currents in the region?
In the development of Brain Machine Interfaces (BMIs), there is a great need to enable users to interact with changing environments during the activities of daily life.
To determine how effort pain interacts with changing pulmonary function after upper abdominal incisions.
In "Haggadah and History" (Jewish Publication Society, 1975), a survey of printed Haggadot from the collections of Harvard University and the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York, Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi shows that despite the relatively unchanging ritual of the Seder, Haggadot were always interacting with changing environments.
The problem with the Gini is that drawing conclusions from the commonly used aggregate inequality measures makes it difficult to take a nuanced view of how global growth interacts with changing national and international inequality.In the light of these reservations we propose an alternative approach based on four consumption layers.
However, to our knowledge, existing theory does not account for the manner in which variation in signalling interacts with changing search patterns.
This talk will lay out the different strategies of complementation that are used in Sanskrit and Middle Indic, their distribution in and across texts, and how changing strategies of complementation interact with the changing role of the particle iti.
Hope and expectation, anxiety and fear, trust and suspicion — these cause physiological changes in the brain that can interact with drugs, changing their effects.
