Sentence examples for allowing climate from inspiring English sources
The links observed are all highly significant allowing climate data to be used to model activity and to gain inferences about the effects of climate change over BSC communities, soil structure and fertility.
But numerous studies have found that there are also economic consequences of allowing climate change to continue unchecked.
In contrast to his opponent, Michaud says, "Any potential benefit of allowing climate change to continue unaddressed is far outweighed by the danger of our failure to act".
To address this issue, we included global vegetation distribution as an explicit metric for resource availability in one ensemble of models (FIRENPP), allowing climate to describe additional variability in fire-conducive conditions.
For the FIRENPP (explicitly including biomass to burn) and FIREnoNPP (allowing climate to explain both biomass and environmental conditions) scenarios, our sub-model ensemble approach limited spatial structure in the data, included among-sample variability, and allowed model cross-validation.
We constructed statistical GAMs for two regression model scenarios to characterize current fire patterns, FIRENPP (explicitly including biomass to burn) and FIREnoNPP (allowing climate to explain both biomass and environmental conditions), based on ten random sub-samples of fire [29], climate [30], [31], NPP [32], and ignition [33], [34] data.
Too often we have allowed climate change to become a cause of division.
A new method of statistical analysis called "event attribution," developed by Allen, allows climate scientists to better understand how weather patterns work today.
The fact that the government agency had revised its numbers downward allowed climate change skeptics to argue that the world was not significantly warming after all.
Timing is also critical and we have barely begun – a staggering $10.5 trillion low carbon investment will be needed globally to allow climate stabilisation.
The Australian Labor party's climate change spokesman, Mark Butler, said Australia, as the chair of the G20, should allow climate change to be on the agenda for discussion at the key meeting in Brisbane later this year.
