Sentence examples for more environmentally robust from inspiring English sources

Some are introducing more environmentally robust Spanish and Italian grape varieties, not as a hedge against climate change (as growers at Banrock Station and elsewhere are doing) but to broaden the region's links between wine and food".My generation was about 'cultural cringe', a belief that everything had to be European and anything Australian was substandard," says Mr Humphrys.

Together, these results indicate a tendency for more environmentally robust strains to be less mutationally robust.

When we compared the effect of each disruption on environmental and mutational stress, we found a negative relationship, such that strains that were more environmentally robust tended to be less robust to mutational stress.

Evolving the networks in a noisy environment did indeed produce a more consistently environmentally robust network, shown by both the relative positions and the widths of the peaks in the frequency distributions in Fig. 13.

For instance, if the same sets of genes were under selection to become both more environmentally and more genetically robust, then we might expect correlations between our measures of environmental and genetic robustness even without correlated evolution.

Are women more environmentally friendly than men?

Railroads are more environmentally friendly than trucks.

"And it is far more environmentally benign".

"Other approaches are more costly and more environmentally challenging.

Europeans may be more environmentally conscious than Americans.

His successor, Mr. Zaini, has proved no more environmentally friendly.