Sentence examples for pressures linked to from inspiring English sources

Natural resource-dependent societies in developing countries are facing increased pressures linked to global climate change.

In the case of Brucella, it is possible that evolutionary pressures linked to innate immunity forced for the selection of organisms displaying low PAMPs recognition [66].

It is interesting to speculate that changes we have found in axolotl are the result of selective pressures linked to the life style of this animal, including its ability to regenerate lost tissues.

Therefore, the genes underlying rhizobial symbiosis in legumes are likely to record the signatures of past selective pressures caused by the emergence and diversification of symbiosis as well as pressures linked to their current function.

The pattern of variation of NAT2 in sub-Saharan African food-producing populations differs from that expected under a model of isolation-by-distance or from those observed with other genetic systems, but it is compatible with the hypothesis that it was shaped by selective pressures linked to the chemical environment in which populations evolved.

In the previous example, fragmentation had a negative effect on the vector species, Ixodes ticks, through restricted migration and thus increased selective pressures, but also fragmentation had a positive effect on several of its hosts, through relaxed selection pressures linked to increased available habitats.

However, they are not willing to use their influence – largely due to Saudi pressure linked to oil supplies – to make Bahrain implement more than cosmetic reforms.

Tropical forests are major providers of natural resources and ecosystem services but their ecological functions are at threat, due to increasing human pressure linked to economic development.

SWIFT ignored years of pressure linked to Iran's nuclear program, and only cut off Iranian banks in 2012 after the EU passed specifically tailored sanctions.

Whether the genetic selection pressure linked to the development of biological control of physical activity was energy expenditure or duration of activity, ultimately, both factors link back to the availability of food.

In conclusion, the study confirmed that peer pressure linked to establishing a perceived sex and gender identity, demands of adult males (and some females) as well as meeting economic and social needs were important factors motivating adolescents in low socio-economic circumstances to engage in sexual activity.