Sentence examples for Stable climatic conditions from inspiring English sources

Ecoregions that received increased investment under the climate-adapted allocation reflect their stable climatic conditions.

Although nobody expects shifts as rapid or cataclysmic as portrayed in the new movie "The Day After Tomorrow," the cooling could disrupt the relatively stable climatic conditions in which modern human societies have evolved.

However, most of the current growth models developed are based on laboratory measurements at stable climatic conditions.

The oxygen (δ18O) isotopic analysis reveals little variation with the values ranging from −6.37‰ to −7.75‰, reflecting stable climatic conditions during the development of pedogenic carbonate nodules.

Additionally, the stable climatic conditions and lack of tectonic influence between the Pu2 and Pu3 biozones suggest that mammalian turnover is unlikely to have been caused by extrinsic environmental changes (i.e. climate or tectonics) and is instead probably the result of rapid evolution following the K-Pg boundary and/or competition from the migration of new mammalian species into the basin.

The region maintains large tracts of intact tropical moist forest and has a high probability of stable climatic conditions in the face of global warming [8].

If we had maintained planetary carbon dioxide levels at about 280 parts per million — the pre-industrial level that apparently averted ice age onset — then the research suggests that we may then have enjoyed a relatively stable climatic optimum, conditions that were friendly for civilization for about 50,000 years, without tipping into glaciation or experiencing extreme warming.

Furthermore, the rear edges are relatively stable due to heterogeneous topography, which allowed the species to find suitable climatic conditions with local elevation shifts [ 10].

A difference was found in residuum type and landscape morphology between the relatively humid NW part of the studied area and the arid Persian Gulf coast: In the NW, the medium and thick residuum seems to be stable under current climatic conditions.

Collectively, the results of these studies suggest greater intraspecific genetic variation in regions that have experienced stable long-term climatic conditions.

The analysis shows that both versions of the CTTC model give similar predictions in stable meso-climatic conditions, but the Elnahas Williamson version is clearly superior in changing weather.