Following the 2015 election the Commission made a final recommendation to expand Heathrow subject to certain environmental constraints.
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The similarities between the two species presumably arose because of the same strong environmental constraints on breeding behaviour.
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This is an example of relaxed environmental constraint allowing silencing mutations to lead to pseudogenization of once important loci.
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It would lead to the insensitivity of environmental constraints, or could lead to following an action program with over-self-confidence.
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Some subfossil animals are slightly larger than living marsh rice rats, possibly because environmental constraints were relaxed in commensal populations.
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In oil reservoirs, such environmental constraints permit the establishment of criteria to assess and compare the suitability of various microorganisms.
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They change between layers, probably adapted to different ethnic traditions and to the needs of the Neandertals and the environmental constraints.
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Newell ( 1986 ) arranged constraints into three main groups : Individual ( structural or functional ), task, and environmental constraints.
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In a 1999 review, Belyea and Lancaster described three basic determinants of community assembly : dispersal constraints, environmental constraints, and internal dynamics.
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Notably the city authorized a study of hillside development in the 1980s that included detailed mapping of sound levels and other environmental constraints.
