Sentence examples for mass developments from inspiring English sources

As Microcystis often displays mass developments at the surface of lakes, it can easily be detected and sampled, and is therefore a good model organism to study global biogeographical patterns in free-living bacteria.

These observations can easily be explained by the fact that cyanobacterial mass developments in nutrient-rich lakes usually last for several months in summer so that the disappearance of cyanobacteria is a gradual process that can take several weeks [ 4].

Bottom-up factors become a major constraint on Daphnia sp. population growth, particularly in eutrophic lakes in the summer when mass developments of toxic cyanobacteria lead to a suppression of Daphnia sp. biomass [ 4, 5].

Mass tourism needs mass development, but don't pave paradise to put up a parking lot.

It also found that the free-range behaviour of organic chickens "reduced the[ir] abdominal fat [by 65%], and favoured muscle mass development".

While construction has rocketed along at breakneck speeds elsewhere, Battambang has, despite being the country's second-largest city, remained relatively untainted by tourism and mass development.

The finance ministry has sparked howls of protest proposing that mass development be allowed along the country's coast, still among the most pristine in Europe.

Mr. Sak's task is particularly relevant in today's climate, as mass development, largely driven by Chinese investment and wealthy officials, transforms Cambodia's towns, roads and landscapes.

"We're fighting hyper-speculation where we see all this mass development coming into our community because the land is cheaper," says Mychal Johnson, who works for community group South Bronx Unite.

Of course, we want to prevent mass development of low-quality housing, but that goal can be met through better construction codes for sound insulation, design guidelines for light and aid, and sound housing management practice.

India has one of the lowest call tariffs in the world and NGO and government authorities are already drawing on the high mobile prevalence to deliver education, health advice and mass development messages to rural districts.