Sentence examples for the environment studies from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the influence of hazardous substances in the environment, studies of pollutant accumulation in wild living animals are needed.

It is also requested that the submitted data set includes information on fate and behaviour in the environment, studies on toxic and ecotoxic effects, and the proposed risk management measures.

The protein is extremely stable in the environment; studies have found 95% of inner city homes, and 82% of all types of homes in the United States have detectable levels in at least one room.

Although long lived in the environment, studies have shown that in countries that have restricted or banned lindane, levels of HCH in breast milk have declined over time (Jensen and Slorach 1991; Konishi et al. 2001; Schade and Heinzow 1998).

However, in spite of the new horizons for examining DPRB in the environment, studies continue to demonstrate the prevalence of perchlorate as a contaminant and one that has made its way to the top of the food chain, having been found in dairy and breast milk (Dasgupta et al. 2008; Dyke et al. 2007; Kirk et al. 2005).

Despite the ubiquity of such mutualistic associations and their importance to health and the environment, studies of many host-associated microorganisms have been complicated by difficulties in both the maintenance of symbiotic organisms in culture and the inability to genetically manipulate them.

However, the environment studied, even being a forest, presents features different from the Amazon rainforest which, basically, is denser than the Spanish forest.

The observations are limited to the environment studied.

It seems that for the environment studied, the levofloxacin 500 mg QD regimen is not adequate against S. pneumoniae.

We used data from the Health Outcomes and Measures of the Environment Study to examine the association between prenatal BPA exposure and behavior in 2-year-old children.

We used data from the Health Outcomes and Measures of the Environment Study, a prospective birth cohort of low-risk pregnant women recruited between March 2003 and January 2006.