Sentence examples for High climatic from inspiring English sources

It has a population of 41.87 million, located in a temperate monsoon climate zone with high climatic variation.

In addition, these approaches may help managers anticipate alterations in reference streams caused by global climate change and high climatic variability.

The uncertainty of most aspects of climate change is imposed upon an existing level of high climatic variability in the Western Isles, greatly complicating local habitat and land use scenarios, but rising sea level, possibly the most threatening aspect of climate change, is a certainty.

Dark colour represents high climatic suitability.

As mentioned before, a complexity is that the high climatic variability in Queensland will make it necessary to have a long record before effects can be evaluated statistically.

Dryland systems are characterized by persistent frequent droughts, water scarcity, rapid population growth, high climatic variability, land degradation and desertification, and widespread poverty.

"What is different now from 20 years ago is that far more people are living in places with a higher climatic risk; 650 million people now live in arid or semi-arid areas where floods and droughts and price shocks are expected to have the most impact.

Our data indicate that higher climatic suitability may have been sufficient for Europe to "catch up", allowing for much higher population densities than, e.g., the "fertile crescent" region.

Consistent with global patterns of amphibian diversity [20], [21], plethodontid species richness throughout the southern Appalachian Highlands is positively linked to the cool, moist montane climate [28] with most species occupying mid or high elevation climatic zones that were colonized millions of years earlier when those climatic zones occurred in valley bottoms [28], [29].

The analyses of high resolution climatic and photographic time-series for summers 2010 and 2012 shows strong linkages amongst temperature, precipitation and the downslope sediment flux from active slumps.

The Pleistocene-Holocene transition is marked by rapid fluctuations in δ2Halkane values that are similar to the patterns of Bølling Allerød and Younger Dryas isotope data from Greenland indicating sensitivity of the regional climate to short-lived, high-amplitude climatic events.