Sentence examples for man-made intervention from inspiring English sources

A little man-made intervention has made the 30-meter deep pool accessible to tourists for a quick cool-off surrounded by local flora and fauna.

A reduction in tropical rainfall of 30 per cent would, for example, quickly dry out Indonesia so much that even the wettest years after a man-made intervention would be equal to drought conditions now," Dr Charlton-Perez said.

It warrants again man-made intervention on farm scientific approaches for remedial measures both in local and global scenarios.

Using this graphical method, it was analytically possible to determine that a similar man-made intervention could erase or cause chaotic population dynamics, helping identify when and to what extent we can intervene.

But as heavy as those rains were, the question in the minds of some is whether they were made worse by structures such as levees and other man-made interventions wrought upon the Mississippi River over time.

The difficulty is that living systems are strongly interdependent, often in ways that continue to surprise us, and environmental impacts -- by both natural events and man-made interventions -- are a fact of life.

Long-term trend of water quality in natural systems reveals information about chemical and biological changes, and variations due to man-made and/or seasonal interventions (Hipel 1985).

We assessed differences in the accumulation of wrack between natural (sandy beach, rocky reef and rockpools) and armoured stretches of shoreline, and the efficacy of eco-engineering interventions (man-made rockpools and planted saltmarshes) in enhancing the accumulation and retention of wrack.

In addition, several man-made hybrids have been made.

These can buffer and adapt to the disturbances through time, letting ecological processes respond, shift, and adjust to each intervention rather than creating stiffer, man-made armour.

Successfully recreating essential components of energy conversion and downstream metabolism in man-made proteins holds promise for in vivo clinical intervention and for the production of fuel or other industrial products.