Sentence examples for like anthropogenic from inspiring English sources

They would be more so but for colonialism, imperialism, francafrique (add Eurafrique), "unequal exchange", foreigners (except Chinese), apartheid, prejudice against the "global south", or other harbingers of disadvantage and victimology like anthropogenic climate change (admittedly difficult to predict, just like Africa or the weather).

These regions from Romania are well recognized like anthropogenic contaminated areas with heavy metals [12 16].

However, the deviation of the groundwater sampling points from the equiline of HCO3 − TC suggests that the influence of other activities like anthropogenic and marine origin is also involved on the groundwater system.

In total, over the course of the 298-page report, there are six separate mentions of fossil fuels as a contributor to carbon dioxide or methane rises, one mention of specifically human-induced climate change, and a few vague mentions of human-induced change in terms like "anthropogenic forcing".

Though local and short term effects from aquaculture are clearly evident in U.S. West Coast estuaries, bivalve aquaculture does not remove area from the estuary or degrade water quality like other anthropogenic influences, and thus has not been implicated in shifts to alternate states or reduced adaptive capacity of the larger ecological system.

Natural processes and anthropogenic activities like; over extraction, urbanization and agricultural activities are the main reason for seawater intrusion and water quality deterioration in coastal aquifers (Mondal et al. 2011; Selvam et al. 2013).

This may help us to better evaluate historic effects of anthropogenic activities like dam or similar construction on landscape structure and its changes and predict possible changes, in case of new dams realization.

Adaptation especially to human-altered anthropogenic stress (like insecticides) could be a significant factor promoting pest species invasions (Hufbauer et al. 2012).

Soundscapes — composed of biological utterances like birdcalls, geophysical commotions like wind and running water and anthropogenic noises like motors — are "an acoustic reflection of the patterns and processes of the landscape," the paper's lead author, Bryan Pijanowski, an ecologist at Purdue University, told me.

The observed temporal variations of terrestrial and anthropogenic humic-like DOM fluorescent materials were not necessarily dependent on the timing of river runoffs and rainfall frequency on the shelf, but also on other factors (i.e., suspension of sediments in shallow water induced by wind-driven mixing, dilution, hypersalinity conditions).

Very few call themselves Republicans, in part because most believe in things many Republicans don't, like evolution and anthropogenic climate change.