Sentence examples for modify environmental from inspiring English sources

Siting, construction, operation, and decommissioning of solar energy infrastructure may modify environmental conditions and thereby affect biota.

Although AR cannot modify environmental factors directly, it can provide contextually aware information for wayfinding such as augmented routes and color notes to distinguish destination or key points.

However, the role of stand features, including tree species assemblage and diversity as factors that modify environmental impacts, is poorly considered.

According to previous literature, detergents and other tensioactives may modify environmental equilibrium by contaminating lakes and groundwater (Cserháti et al. 2002).

Cactus seedlings often establish under nurse plants which modify environmental conditions by increasing moisture and decreasing solar radiation, which may cause beneficial and detrimental effects, respectively, on seedling growth.

Health promotion interventions that aim to modify environmental factors that influence behaviour have now become an integral focus of emerging research being undertaken in the school environment.

"Environmental management for vector control" is the collective term for manipulating or modifying environmental factors or their interaction with humans to reduce vector breeding and vector human contact.

Darwin felt that both music and language evolved as part of an emotion-signalling system, initially based on imitating – and modifying – environmental and animal sounds.

We find hedgehog spine flexural properties can be finely tuned by modifying environmental conditioning parameters.

In this paper, the modified environmental contour method (MECM) for long-term extreme response prediction are explained and tested for the OC4 DeepCwind 5-MW semi-submersible wind turbine with the environmental conditions at two different locations in the North Sea.

In addition, the seasonal course of CO2 exchange differed between both succession stages, which can be related to differences in phenology, i.e. activity of prevailing plant species, and modified environmental conditions within forest fragments of the invaded site.