Sentence examples for as climatic changes from inspiring English sources

Wild plants are continuously evolving to adapt to their changing environmental conditions such as climatic changes, soil quality or pathogens attacks.

Sackungen represents a common mode of deep-seated rock-slope failures in alpine landscapes, but proof of their temporal and causal relationship to extrinsic factors such as climatic changes, glacier retreat or seismic activity remains elusive.

The Colorado River basin still faces a seriously difficult future as long as population continues to grow, and as climatic changes become more evident, altering streamflow volumes, timing, and quality.

This may be due to factors as climatic changes, increased roe deer abundance and changes in habitat structure [ 2].

These findings can be used as baseline data to investigate potential future changes of Leptospira seroprevalence, such as climatic changes or alterations in wildlife reservoir populations.

There are already some indications that this is the case for some species, as climatic changes have been implicated in affecting the local population density and distribution of the two vascular plant species (Deschampsia antarctica and Colobanthus quitensis) that occur along the Antarctic Peninsula.

He identifies multiple physical and socio-economic drivers such as climatic change, upstream development, geologic process, land use change, etc.

These dynamics have recently been intensified due to various factors such as climatic change, economic crisis, fluctuations in energy markets, and world trade relations that have worsened the macroeconomics framework.

While this scenario requires a secondary explanation for the geographic expansions (such as climatic change) it could well lead to the same correlation between diet breadth and geographic range.

The morpho-evolutionary and sedimentary changes were mainly controlled by tectonics and strongly influenced by the huge amount of volcaniclastic input from the Roccamonfina volcano (located ca. 50 km to the south-west) as well as by climatic changes.

A multitude of studies of various North American taxa have shown that historical events, such as Pleistocene climatic changes coupled with topographic, hydrologic and ecological barriers, were instrumental in generating phylogeographic structure within species [ 1- 4].