Sentence examples for abundance of rainfall from inspiring English sources
The whole region receives an abundance of rainfall, and no season is really dry.
Other climatic factors may limit the insect to a smaller range within the host plant range; for example, selection of food plants by the desert species of sugar-beet leafhopper depends on the abundance of rainfall during one season.
The opportunities for biomass production in the Southeast US are driven by the relatively long growing season and abundance of rainfall, private land ownership patterns that allow shorter transportation distances, and a strong history of community and industrial support for farming and commercial forestry.
Given the strong dependence of vector abundance on rainfall, we make the simplifying assumption that M t)∞ R (t)∞[1 + ɛcos(ω t-φ ], where ɛ is t-φ ]mplitude of a constant representing seasonal variation (dimensionless) and ω represents the frequency of seasonal variation (in months−1).
The large physiographic variability and the abundance of landslide and rainfall data make Italy an ideal site to investigate variations in the rainfall conditions that can result in rainfall-induced landslides.
As moisture content decreased following spring tides and in the absence of rainfall, the abundance of culturable ENT decreased as well.
In conclusion, this study shows that the amount of rainfall affects the abundance of O. obesus mounds in India while the amount of clay in the surrounding topsoil determines mound soil properties.
They found that individual traits, including the hyena's sex and social rank, as well as environmental factors such as the amount of rainfall and prey abundance, all play a role in the animals' social dynamics.
Thus, the positive impact of rainfall on microbial abundance could be explained by the significant input of nutrients from the surface runoff, with phosphorus from the soil flowing into water bodies.
Further, direct correlation of rainfall amount with mosquito abundance could result in some estimation bias.
The life history of many species is linked with the pulses of nectar, fruit and insect abundance following rainfall events [14], [17], [19], [20].
