Sentence examples for multiple environmental challenges from inspiring English sources

In an interview with Nature, an weekly science journal, marine biologist Moby Solangi, executive director of the IMMS, said that multiple environmental challenges can compound man-made events creating a potentially dire situation.

Mutator strains can exhibit a dramatic advantage when facing multiple environmental challenges.

Understanding how organisms adapt to high-elevation environments can provide important insights into the process of adaptive evolution, particularly interactions and trade-offs between genes and pathways involved in simultaneous adaptive responses to multiple environmental challenges [ 7- 10].

Type 2 diabetes clearly has a genetic component and disease susceptibility reflects an interaction between multiple genes, environmental challenges, and age.

The bill went public just as state legislators were trying to tackle multiple housing and environmental challenges at once.

Essentially, we believe in offering a holistic lifecycle approach with multiple programs, multiple benefits and multiple choices, to helping our customers meet environmental challenges.

Clearly, bullet-based or mono-target drug intervention cannot effectively combat the complex pathologies of systemic diseases like cancers, cardiovascular diseases and neurodegenerative disorders [ 2], because those diseases are regulated by complex biological networks and depend on multiple steps of genetic and environmental challenges to progress [ 1 3].

Remarkably, mice that lack CHIP develop apoptosis in multiple organs after environmental challenge [52].

Organisms often are challenged simultaneously by multiple environmental stresses in their natural environment.

How life has been able to cope with environmental challenges to find the appropriate solutions (on multiple scales) is one of the most interesting problems faced by current evolutionary theory.

Understanding the impact of multiple environmental and chemical stressors on ecosystems is one of the greatest challenges in ecotoxicology.