Sentence examples for modified environment and from inspiring English sources

However, while training programmes and environmental modifications may help and could have profound implications for subsequent development, more evidence is needed on type of training or modification, optimum duration and age for training or exposure to modified environment and the degree to which improvements are lasting, transfer to other skills/activities or add to quality of life.

Crop weeds develop in highly modified environments and are one of the most severe threats to agriculture worldwide, because their invasive nature determines competition for resources with crops and at the same time they can be hosts for pests and diseases.

We can then turn to the issues of how a just society can create or modify environments and practices in ways that permit all, or almost all, its members to engage in these activities.

He is saying, and we agree, that no-one disputes that organisms modify environments, and no-one disputes that as a result of this subsequent selection is changed.

One of the concerns in precisely identifying the relationship between the beginning of the autism epidemic and a modified environment is the potential environmental epigenomic influences.

Both phenotypes are thermodynamically and functionally 'compatibles' with the new, modified environment.

The apparent lack of morphological intermediates (hybrids) suggests that selection, even in today's highly modified environment, is intense.

Future autonomous car in-vehicle services could also make use of the tech, tailoring display and delivery of info on in-car displays and modifying environment controls, for instance.

As adult learners, parents bring their own life experiences and knowledge upon which they base their behaviors and modify environments [ 102].

Agricultural land management modify environments in such a way that ecosystem functions are impaired.

It has been hypothesized that retrotransposons may accumulate in active centromeres because of favored integration into an epigenetically modified centromere environment, and not because of preferred association with CENH3 nucleosomes (Lamb et al. 2007; Wolfgruber et al. 2009).