biological impact造句

• Game and Fish commissioners know the biological impact _ nothing.
• There are ongoing concerns about the biological impact of mixing water in Yorkshire's rivers.
• The Arizona Game and Fish Commission has never said these contests have a biological impact,
• It doesn't matter to the general public that the hunts have little or no biological impact.
• Department biologists examined various hunts involved to determine if more permits in some would have adverse biological impacts.
• Geneticists agree that no migrations other than the Greek settlement in Southern Italy and Sicily had any substantial biological impact on Italians.
• The money would go toward such things as removing vehicles, monitoring biological impacts, protecting water projects, restoring damaged wildlife habitats and additional law enforcement personnel.
• Although, greater research is necessary, concerning the physical-chemical interactions between seawater and carbon dioxide, ocean circulation and mixing, biological impacts, and ocean engineering ( Herzog ).
• Scientists will also use the delicate operation to investigate contaminant dispersal, biological impacts and cleanup methods for the area's dumps, ahead of an even larger cleanup planned for 2002-2003.
• It forms an important part of current academic research in the fields of membrane biophysics ( polymorphism ), biochemistry ( biological impact ) and organic chemistry ( synthesis ).
• If there is a global temperature rise of 1.8 degrees to 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit in the next 40 years, and stratification increases globally, the biological impacts could be devastating,
• Its release was a great success, dramatically improving palm oil production, ending the costly and time-consuming practice of hand-pollination, and speeding plantation expansion, all with little to no negative biological impact.
• Ames, 68, a professor of biochemistry and molecular biology at the University of California in Berkeley, is credited with establishing a test for the screening of the potential biological impact of environmental pollutants.
• If there is a global temperature rise of 1 . 8 degrees to 3 . 6 degrees Fahrenheit in the next 40 years, and stratification increases globally, the biological impacts could be devastating,
• Feeling rejected, a significant component of emotional abandonment, has a biological impact in that it activates the physical pain centers in the brain and can leave an emotional imprint in the brain s warning system.
• In a later paper, " Theory of Dual Radiation Action, " written with Dr . Albrecht M . Kellerer, Rossi advanced the understanding of the biological impact of different types of densely ionizing radiation, particularly neutrons.
• It has presented papers on the biological impact of tobacco at the annual meeting of the Tobacco Chemists Research Council and plans similar presentations at this month's meeting in Washington of the American Association for Cancer Research.
• Both experiments and modeling are needed to quantify the potential biological impact of such effects, and the corollary potential of reflective blooms of other organisms to increase or reduce evaporation and methane evolution by altering fresh water temperatures.
• Richard Feely, Sabine's colleague at the Seattle lab, was principal author of another report in Science that examined some of the chemical and biological impacts on the oceans acting as one of the primary carbon sinks for our industrial effluent.
• The level of certainty in the new studies is far higher than it was over the last decade, when many of the same researchers contributed to reports on biological impacts of warming published by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the top international research group on the issue.