Sentences with phrase «range of environments»

Previous studies have suggested that exposure to a wider range of environments from a young age could be protective against asthma and allergies.

Clearly, our ability to transmit our culture has helped us pass on the techniques we need to thrive in a wide range of environments across the planet.

An executive summary provides details of this professional's career which includes 31 years of experience in operational analysis, economic feasibility and program management for a diverse range of environments.

These positions are found throughout the healthcare industry in a wide range of environments including hospitals, clinics, outpatient facilities and even insurance companies.

It's also a testament to the Cube's ability to adapt to a wide range of environments while still providing a laid - back stylish place to spend time.

Fallen are hardy creatures who can survive in a wide range of environments without heavy armor or complex modifications to their physiology.

And the latest explorations of our own planet demonstrate that life can exist in a much wider range of environments than anyone previously thought.

Going forward, Orcas and Chestnut hope to see the program implemented in a broad range of environments from very small family - owned businesses to large multinational companies.

One of Dr Holt's major current projects funded by the NHMRC is using genomics to study the origin, evolution and spread of antibiotic resistance in hospitals, particularly the role of Klebsiella, a bacterium that is rapidly becoming a problem worldwide because of its capacity for survival in a broad range of environments and its propensity for picking up novel genes.

Gallery spaces are diverse in their scale, materiality, and lighting, offering a flexible range of environments for art.

With its huge range of environments from cold Andean deserts to hot Amazonian rainforests, Perú is an ideal country for advancing high - tech carbon inventories.

The official trailer for the Breath of the Wild showcases the sheer range of environments, characters (both familiar and new) and landscapes of Hyrule that are simply waiting to be explored.

He argued that, collectively but unconsciously, living things tended to maintain a stable range of environments for life.

As a family owned and operated school we provide driving lessons and courses for teens and adults that will teach you how to safely operate a motor vehicle and become a skillful driver in a complete range of environments.

The walking tracks lead through a diverse range of environments from short walks to spectacular lookouts to remote hikes in World Heritage wilderness country.

They deliver services in a wide range of environments from online and brick - and mortar shopping on the retail side, to emergency department hospital visits and tele - health providers who can assess, diagnose and prescribe medications via a phone call on the healthcare side.

A $ 100 device that rolls out slowly (you have to request an invite) will let the company cull data from across a broad range of users in a huge range of environments.

Furthermore, adoption of the Integrated Dynamic System, with four driving modes from which the drive can select the most appropriate set of vehicle characteristics depending on the driving environment, makes the all - new NSX a supercar that can be enjoyed in a broader range of environments, from everyday driving to sporty driving at a racing circuit.

The proteins inside cells work together this way, but whereas biological systems are water - based and markedly temperature - sensitive, these molecular nanosystems will be able to operate in a far wider range of environments and should be much faster.

What it does: This microbe is extremely versatile and can live in a wide range of environments, including soil, water, animals, plants, sewage, and hospitals in addition to humans.

(Note the parallel with the system of ideas about evolution in which I suggest that the character of a living organism is determined by the particular natural selection it is subjected to, and that the natural selection it is subjected to is dependent on what its character leads it to select out of the range of environments available to it.)

Sugarcane is grown in a range of environments from northern New South Wales to far north Queensland and is a major export crop for Australia.

There will be places where it may not be practical, but for the modern mother, it will definitely come in handy in a range of environments.

This is higher - price life jacket, but is very safe, and ideal for a range of environments and situations.

«Various types of automation are being implemented at an accelerating pace within a range of environments which are critical to security of supply, from manufacturing to transport and housing,» says Sauli Savisalo, a Director at the National Emergency Supply Agency.

Shared Reading is used in a range of environments that have similarities with chronic pain, in that the conditions involved can often be chronic and unsolvable, as in the case of dementia, prisons (people locked in, life halted and future inevitably affected by baggage of past), and severe mental illness (with recurring episodes).

Another plus point is warm - bloodedness, as regulating your body temperature means you can live in a wider range of environments.

Across that range of environments, they found that both dry and humid environments responded to climate warming with episodes of snowpack loss.

«The same rate of growth measured for populations dwelling in a range of environments, and practicing a variety of subsistence strategies, suggests that the global climate and / or other biological factors — not adaptability to local environment or subsistence practices — regulated long - term growth of the human population for most of the past 12,000 years.»

«There was a difference in Denisovan behaviour that let them exploit a wider range of environments»

The fact that Neanderthals inhabited a much narrower north - south zone «does seem to imply that there was something different about Denisovans» behavioural capabilities that allowed them to exploit a wider range of environments», Stoneking says.

And smaller black holes have been discovered in a range of environments, including within the spiral arms of the Milky Way.

In the study, published today in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B, the researchers created random groups of wild - caught stickleback fish and subjected them repeatedly to a range of environments that included open spaces, plant cover, and patches of food.

Both kinds of oaks were able to spread easily — thanks to their hardy acorns and wind - assisted pollination — and thus were shoe - ins for adapting to the range of environments to the south, she adds.

«They are getting their resources from a wide range of environments,» he says.

Gonzalez concludes: «We were thrilled to discover that, with the right ingredients in place, dust traps can form spontaneously, in a wide range of environments.

Our ancestors lived in a wide range of environments, which affected the types of food available.

«The main reason for our focus on the Burgundy truffle is the species» wide ecological and thus geographical distribution, which allows us to compile fruit bodies over a wide range of environments.

Jones - Engel pointed to the vast geographic range of the study, as well as the range of environments in which the macaques lived — both in captivity and in the wild.

He said the new primers will be useful for studying bacteria in a range of environments.

Professor Mark Williams said: «The range of environments we are working with is remarkable — from polar ice and snow layers to deep lake and sea floors to the skeletons of reef corals and stalactites in caves.

Studies like this one «help us understand how animals overcome a wider range of environments.

These discoveries have implications for understanding how SRB persist, and remain active, in a wide range of environments.

He told Science News that ancient species had to handle a wide range of environments.

They conclude that additional measurements in a range of environments are needed.

Researchers at MIT have devised a way to graft nanoscale electronic devices onto floating microscale particles to monitor everything from gases in a range of environments to the human digestive system.

While no one can say with certainty what sort of life might be turned up by these experiments, the usual assumption is that it will be microbial, as single - celled life is adaptable to a wide range of environments and requires less energy.

Nine out of ten sources show absorption from H2O + in a range of environments: the molecular clumps surrounding the forming and newly formed massive stars, bright high - velocity outflows associated with the massive protostars, and unrelated low - density clouds along the line of sight.