Sentence examples for which communities respond from inspiring English sources

There is increasing evidence that the ongoing effects of trauma are strongly dependent on the ways in which communities respond collectively.

Our experiment underscores the importance of considering both structural and functional indicators, including algal guild representation, when assessing the mechanisms by which periphyton communities respond to multiple stressors.

This large variance could reflect a high degree of fine-scale heterogeneity within the root zone to which bacterial communities respond.

It's an everyday silent emergency to which communities are responding through the "healthy village" programme.

Assessing ecohydrological impacts of climate change requires models that can accurately simulate water levels at the fine-scale resolution to which species and communities respond.

Community mobilization, advocacy, and social change can serve as a localized intervention strategy to transform the ways in which individuals and communities respond to HIV and AIDS.

The far-reaching level of functional integration has even led some authors to propose that the biofilm itself is the biological individual (Ereshefsky & Pedroso, 2013) based on both the degree of integration and the similar way in which community members respond to the environment (i.e. a 'unitary response' sensu Hull, 1980).

The ways in which communities prepare and respond to potential disasters are also becoming more sophisticated.

Microbial communities respond to the characteristics of seawater, which are affected by regional oceanographic differences, including local upwelling, lagoonal influences, land run-off, and the benthic community structure (especially the amount of benthic algae).

We'll find out how companies and communities respond.

The mechanisms by which community health committees respond to these failures depend on context and the challenge at hand.