Sentence examples for present day conditions from inspiring English sources

When the same bacteria was then put back into present day conditions the behaviour change was unexpectedly discovered to be permanent.

The model was run for present day conditions and then under 33 future site-specific climate scenarios.

Experiments were designed with respect to present day conditions determined for the habitat of H. tuberculata and future (2100 +) conditions for the southeast Australia global warming hot spot.

Based on a fluid inclusion study of quartz and carbonate veins, Dubois et al. (2000) demonstrated that the minerals precipitated in the same temperature-pressure range and under conditions similar to the present day conditions.

Indeed, "The exodus of scientists from Europe [in the middle of the last century] is what started the present day conditions in the United States, where science is doing so well". .

Moreover, current land-use was identified from aerial photographs and future land-use scenarios were developed considering ecological and socio-economical issues for present day conditions of the test area.

Compared to the present-day conditions, 30 60 more days per year were predicted with average stream temperature > 20 °C during 2090s.

He found her in a mood of contempt for the present-day conditions and presentday leaders.

Present-day conditions tend toward the amalgamation of dialects and the disappearance of those spoken by relatively few people.

But the possibility of using this very archaic place of idealisation and hierarchical value to test present-day conditions and values was, in the end, too tempting to resist.

The applicants asked the court to interpret the text of article 12 ECHR in the light of present-day conditions, an interpretation method which the court has often used in the past to give a new or extended meaning to convention provisions.