Sentence examples for more human activity from inspiring English sources
"As we see more human activity it increases our risk for potential incidents".
In alpine tundras too, climate warming could encourage more human activity and increase damage to plant and animal populations there.
Threats also loom from climate change – from potentially changing the abundance and distribution of krill and other essential prey species to the melting of previously ice-locked polar waters that will expose whales to even more human activity.
Research on traditional trajectory data has been widely carried out, and the popularization of mobile social network and location based service have enabled traditional trajectory data correlate with more human activity information, named as activity trajectory.
The red areas are in high rate of employment, as well as high income with large population, so they are capable for more human activities area like commercial and residential regions.
The more that human activity moves online, the more that traditional and digital marketing will become just "marketing".
What more fundamental human activity could there be?
The high degree to which many species depend on a relatively narrow range of vegetation types means that animals of some zones have suffered more from human activity than others.
News today of one more way human activity might be helping wreck the planet: Research by Italian marine biologists, reported in Environmental Health Priorities, suggests that the sunscreen that washes off the skin of swimmers in the tropics may be contributing to coral bleaching.
The difference seems to have been caused by fewer post-colonial wars, the ending of cold-war alliances (and proxy wars) and, possibly, the increase in international peacekeepers.More people, more damage?Human activity has caused profound changes to the climate, biodiversity, oceanic acidity and greenhouse-gas levels in the atmosphere.
Landscapes in SE Spain have developed in response to tectonics, climate fluctuations and, more recently, human activity.
