Sentence examples for peculiar environmental from inspiring English sources

Indeed, recycling process can transform waste in secondary raw materials that work as new cement constituents usually leading to sustainable binders with peculiar environmental resistances.

Thus the CD34+/CD31+/VE-cadherin+/Flk-1+ cells posses the capacity to activate diverse genetic programs in response to peculiar environmental stimulation.

There are peculiar environmental challenges in conducting research from a base in an urban community.

There are peculiar environmental challenges encountered by conducting a research study from a base in an urban community, but the value gained from conducting this type of study far outweighs the challenges presented by the environment.

The latter aims to better understand the causes of global change and its impacts on mountains: in order to achieve sustainable development, the peculiar environmental (e.g. high mountain vs. valley climates) and socio-cultural diversity (e.g. indigenous vs. neoliberal Weltanschauung) should be considered in land change analyses – from the valley up to the peak.

Our investigation contributed to filling the gap of knowledge on the microbial diversity of Southern Mediterranean Sea sites, shedding light on the potential of the contaminated sediments of El-Max district as a reservoir of microbial resources selected (and adapted) by the peculiar environmental conditions of the site and possibly exploitable for future in situ intervention to combat pollution.

Farmhouses like Heite's are disappearing across the Groningen countryside as a peculiar, profound environmental crisis grips the province.

UniFrac analysis showed site-shifts in bacterial diversity which suggest a specialized physiology adapted to the peculiar site environmental conditions.

Several Acinetobacter strains recovered so far harbor plasmid molecules, some of which have been correlated to the peculiar adaptation to environmental conditions (e.g., pathogenicity, resistance to heavy-metals and antibiotics, biodegradation of hydrocarbons).

The other half could be due to a peculiar interplay among various environmental rules and ethanol, a fuel additive.

Models for the latent normal variable included effects of: (1) year-month of test + a five-parameter linear regression function ("fixed", within age-season of calving) + genetic value of the cow + environmental effect peculiar to all records of the same cow + residual.