Sentence examples for a decrease in climate from inspiring English sources

This encompasses not only the systematic increases in atmospheric CO2 concentration and temperature and a decrease in climate moisture index, but also the changes in other climatic and non-climatic drivers.

The above regions are projected to experience a decrease in climate extremes under RCP4.5 (Fig. 3; Supplementary Table 3), and for that reason they are surpassed in the ΔESL ranking by South America (Supplementary Table 1); along which is projected one of the highest rises in ηCE.

Observing and/or personally experiencing sexual harassment was associated with a decrease in positive climate ratings and an increase in negative climate ratings.

Yet the science shows that if air pollution is addressed, there will be a significant decrease in climate emissions.

A decrease in size with climate warming has been observed in a number of species, over large time scales (reviews in Millien et al. 2006; Blois et al. 2008).

Notwithstanding uncertainties in these simulations (CO2 fertilization effect, feedback from disturbance regimes, phenology of species, and uncertainties in future CO2 emissions), a decrease in forest productivity with climate change should be considered as a plausible scenario in sustainable forest management planning of the DMPF.

To address the first question, we need to establish if a decrease in size under a warmer climate improves fitness.

In gymnoperms, the best model was one with a rate shift occurring ca. 154 Ma, corresponding to a decrease in diversification during a cool climate mode (Table 2, Figure 1A).

Although some climatic changes may be economically beneficial (e.g., decrease in climate severity and associated heating costs, longer navigation season), other changes negatively impact the natural environment, both traditional and non-traditional sectors of the economy, and the regional socioeconomic conditions.

The results of the SEM also support a negative correlation between occupational burnout and safety climate, where a decrease in the latter is associated with an increase in the former.

For annual precipitation, an increase in Central Europe and Northern Europe and a decrease in Southern Europe are predicted by regional climate change projections [8], i.e. a dryer Southern Europe and a wetter Northern Europe.