Sentence examples for more suitable environments from inspiring English sources

The Chernosols located in lowland, flat areas close to the valley floor are more suitable environments for the slash-and-burn native farming system.

Of the 100,000 cells that gathered at the start, around 60 to 70% will end up as spores, with an increased chance of reaching more suitable environments.

The city's Department of Environment Protection, ward of the falcon program, relocated the chicks late last month so they would enjoy a more suitable environment for learning how to fly.

Less than a year after Mr. Maddix entered Seaport, a therapist wrote in his case file that he should be placed in a "more suitable environment" because he was paranoid and refusing to eat.

The high concentrations of nutrients in slaughterhouse wastewater might provide a more suitable environment for microalgae growth.

Besides improvement in soil texture, soil physicochemical properties with better aeration may provide a more suitable environment for the beneficial microbes as compared to the pathogen.

In contrast to several other taxa, there is a lack of such evidence for amphibians, despite the assumption that primary succession leads to a more suitable environment for amphibians than does technical reclamation.

Large segments of genomes are not prone to transcription initiation, while the remaining parts seem to make a more suitable environment for such events.

For example, a warmer and wetter environment in the north may create a more suitable environment for spore survival, but a warmer and drier environment in the south may also create a more suitable environment for spore survival in previously uninhabitable areas (e.g. in the higher elevations of the Tian Shan Mountains).

In addition, activation of the SHH pathway in stromal cells is proposed to feedback signals to induce a more suitable environment for the SHH-expressing cells [ 58].

Areas for improvement in the workshop included clearer statement of goals at the outset and a more suitable environment for the numbers of participants.