Sentence examples for may impact communities from inspiring English sources

Sunderland and her team have been working in this region since 2012, conducting a multi-pronged investigation into how methylmercury accumulates in the ecosystem and how it may impact communities who rely on the ecosystem for food and resources.

These tools can model and help anticipate how alternative decisions may impact communities' economies and help anticipate community response.

Research on fungal communities associated with maize highlights a suite of factors that may impact community assembly, including production of defense compounds by the plant, herbivore resistance and presence of mycotoxin-producing endophytes in plant tissue.

Community-wide testing campaigns to detect HIV earlier may additionally impact community knowledge and beliefs about HIV.

This work sets a foundation for understanding how urban vegetation may impact microbial communities, with potential implications for designing neighborhoods and open space systems that foster better human health.

The movement of boomers and the growth of resource-based industries seem likely to accelerate this trend, although declines in government, and particularly military, spending may impact some communities negatively.

We look forward to meeting with you in short order so that we can have an open and candid discussion regarding changes ICE has made regarding enforcement and removal activities and how this may impact immigrant communities.

Altogether, both the dense networks and high level of centralization associated with lower development and lower population density may impact how communities approach natural resource debates.

In this lesson, students will define hydrofracking, identify how the demand for natural gas is changing, then research and map how natural gas development may impact a community.

In an interesting study on how any change in soil microbial communities along soil nitrogen gradient would influence PSF, Larios and Suding concluded that plant species hosting soil communities and soil resources may impact soil microbial communities, and neighbouring competing species also influences such effects.

Diffuse groundwater pollution from agricultural land use may impact the microbial groundwater community, which was investigated as Community-Level Physiological Profiles (CLPP) using EcoPlate™.