Sentence examples for processes have created from inspiring English sources

Mountains and mountain belts exist because tectonic processes have created and maintained high elevations in the face of erosion, which works to destroy them.

While most common discussions about globalisation have focused on multinational companies and large movements of working migrants, these processes have created growing demands for small businesses in urban cities to deliver some services and products at lower prices.

Both self-evaluation practices and external evaluation processes have created new ways of looking at the institution that is the university and have brought about tension with previously rooted aspects of the system.

Whereas the transgenic, knockout or over-expressing disease models of C. elegans have led researchers to identification of important pathways and/or specific genetic targets, the basic research studies aimed at understanding the biological processes have created a wealth of knowledge that directly or indirectly leads to understanding human disease conditions.

Their desire to incorporate these values into decision-making processes has created a need to identify valid ways to quantify the scenic characteristics of landscapes.

The growing trend towards the development of more sustainable chemical products and processes has created a clear need for decision-support tools to evaluate and optimise the sustainability level of a system.

The student's participation from the Polytechnic University of Valencia in the international competition Formula Student and the teacher's collaboration in the area of manufacturing processes has created a framework for the academic improvement.

With a significant assist from Charles Lyell, who posited that slow geological processes had created the present landscape, Darwin himself helped establish extinction as a fundamental factor in shaping life.

Inadequate information on sesame resistance to biotic and abiotic stresses, and sesame growth and developmental processes has created a breeding bottleneck which is unlikely to be solved in the near future.

The lack of recognition that has historically been afforded to the relational and hierarchical elements of care planning processes has created a marked mismatch between client motivation and information exchange, such that service users' knowledge is often rendered insufficient for shared need assessments or care negotiation to occur.

Although this does not hold true across the board, it appears that competitiveness and motivation borne out of the college admissions process have created an overly driven student body - certainly where we live, anyway (and for the record, I love where I live, despite this issue).