Sentence examples for observed environmental from inspiring English sources

These demographic parameters cannot be measured directly for climate warming scenarios, because currently observed environmental conditions differ substantially from those predicted for the future.

We parameterized the BIOCLIM models using the minimum and maximum, 2.5th and 97.5th percentiles and 10th and 90th percentiles of the observed environmental values within the species' current distribution range in the study area.

We chose to deconstruct our data in such a manner because we wanted to examine contrasts in our data that emerged from patterns founded on observed environmental conditions.

As we observed, environmental conditions (e.g., precipitation) likely affect return date in salmon; thus, accurate patterns of selection on this trait may only be obtained using sufficient replicates.

The most commonly observed environmental variables at case residences were the presence of a wooded area (92.0%) and the presence of containers (70.5%), which provide suitable habitats for mosquito larval development (Table 3).

We consider the observed environmental responses of isoprene emission (Iso) and also the ratio of isoprene emission to carbon gross assimilation (Iso/Agross), which is a sensitive indicator of the allocation of reducing power to the MEP pathway versus the Calvin cycle.

The perceived and observed environmental-structural support for condom use in small sex establishments was low (median, 3.0 on a 7 -item scale).

For decades, satellite and airborne remote sensing instruments have been observing environmental changes that impact biodiversity.

Beginning at the G1 phase, cells observe environmental conditions and await stimuli to begin the replication process.

So, in addition to handling day-to-day laboratory procedures--ordering products, dealing with the innumerable sales reps, hiring new personnel, observing environmental health and safety protocols--I also worked on my own positional cloning project.

The development of the ENSO cycle is closely monitored in a system (NOAA's Climate Prediction Center2) that allows scientists to observe environmental changes across the Pacific and issue watches and warnings if an El Niño or La Niña emerges (NOAA 2017c).