Sentence examples for localized environmental from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have localized environmental information to posterior cortical modules.

Noise generated from modular bridge expansion joints during vehicle pass-bys has caused localized environmental problems in Japan and elsewhere.

By comparing responses of this large-lake system to past climatic and environmental changes with those in small lakes in its catchment, we assessed when the magnitude of change was sufficient to affect an entire region rather than only specific sub-catchments that may be more sensitive to localized environmental changes such as, e.g., tree-line dynamics.

Coral reefs are already in decline around the world from localized environmental changes like overfishing and coastal pollution.

National regulation can control localized environmental problems, but are less effective in regulating climate and global marine impacts.

Cages were randomly distributed on the rack in order to minimize localized environmental effects and mice were maintained at 21.5°C (± 0.5) with 12 h light/dark cycle.

Actual segments were defined to be more contiguous in an attempt to maximize homogeneity, localize environmental exposures, and increase operational efficiency while maintaining sampling design requirements.

Alternatively, the species may be characterized by local phenotypes, product of plasticity or local adaptation to local environmental conditions (hereafter, localized phenotype strategy).

Citizens' localized insights on environmental perception highlight the areas in the city that require particular attention as part of clean air strategies.

EHRs can instead enrich strata through identification of geographic areas with differential diabetes treatment (at risk neighbourhood-level community-based interventions) and from geo-localized environmental factors (say for instance triggers of autoimmunity), thus improving the precision prevention plan.

The mammalian brain registers visual and auditory inputs to directionally localize an interesting environmental feature.