Sentence examples for terrestrial biological from inspiring English sources

The report on "Impacts, Adaptation, and Vulnerability" noted that there was very high confidence, based on more evidence from a wider range of species than its previous assessment in 2001, that recent warming was having a strong effect on terrestrial biological systems.

The goal is to protect celestial bodies from terrestrial biological contamination as well as to protect the Earth environment from an eventual biohazard which may be carried by extraterrestrial samples or by space systems returning to Earth.

Even though the cell materials in terrestrial biological samples also show chemical heterogeneities (e.g., membrane, nucleus, organelle, etc)., artificial organic polymers have usually homogeneous chemical compositions on a micrometer scale.

The rapid development in cities and resultant land use and land cover (LULC) changes always left imprints on their terrestrial, biological, physical, and climatological processes, leading to numerous environmental and ecological problems(Latifovic et al. 2005; Fisher et al. 2006).

With the rapid growth of urban areas engaged in the process of further urbanization, urban land use and land cover (LULC) are always in dramatic flux, further changing terrestrial biological, physical, and meteorological processes, leading to severe ecological and environmental problems (Pejun et al., 2010).

To overcome this limitation, we hypothesized that shallow phreatic groundwaters in Mexico could be used as an isotopic integrator of long-term seasonally weighted precipitation inputs to the landscape to aid in calibrating spatial H and O isotope datasets for terrestrial, biological and hydrological research.

Of the > 28,000 cases of significant observed changes in terrestrial and biological systems, > 90% had directions of change consistent with impacts expected from global warming (Rosenzweig et al. 2007).

The consumption of animal-sourced food products by humans is one of the most powerful negative forces affecting the conservation of terrestrial ecosystems and biological diversity.

Biological terrestrial locomotion occurs on substrate materials with a range of rheological behaviour, which can affect limb-ground interaction, locomotor mode and performance.

The cartography in question, though, is biological, not terrestrial.

Three principal research projects were under way at the lab, comprising almost all of Britain's terrestrial and near-shore biological research in Antarctica.