Sentence examples for more difficult environmental from inspiring English sources
Brunet has reminded us that we must find out what was going on in Central Africa and West Africa, and that's going to be harder to do because of more difficult environmental conditions".
When algae apply stress reactions for handling more difficult environmental conditions, algal species use very different methods for managing the change in the environment.
Situational crime prevention attempts to make crime more difficult through environmental design and enhanced surveillance.
The social and economic modeling through LCA is more difficult than the environmental dimension alone and the selection of a set of social indicators can also be problematic.
However, it is more difficult to determine environmental changes in the vicinity of tidal flats and coastal areas that are a considerable distance from the project.
Presumably, CSR reporting should make it easier, not more difficult, for stakeholders like environmental groups, government regulators, unions and even company customers to hold each firm accountable in the marketplace.
It is also more difficult to control the environmental conditions and to assay the cell-type specificity of gene expression change in a metazoan compared with unicellular organisms.
For the Eukaryota species, especially the higher animals and plants, it was more difficult to determine the environmental conditions that could be correlated directly with Prin3 because of the many differences in their morphology and living environments.
The type of oil in the pipeline, however, makes pinpointing the size of the spill more difficult than usual, worrying local environmental groups and landowners about its environmental effects.
Perhaps social metrics are overlooked because they're so much more difficult to objectively quantify than environmental metrics.
The potential effect of adverse perinatal exposure becomes more difficult to isolate from later environmental influences with increasing age of the offspring.
