Sentence examples for attributed to land from inspiring English sources

Sensitivity of changes in annual streamflow and baseflow to climate was evaluated using climate elasticity (sensitivity) and the residuals were attributed to land surface changes.

This was attributed to land acquisition for farmlands following the downfall of the imperial regime in 1974 and the resulting policy changes at the expense of grazing lands and shrubs.

Indeed, large-scale wildlife declines of resident wildlife populations and the Loita-Mara wildebeest population of 56%and81%1%, respectively, have been attributed to land use changes on these private and communal lands (Homewood et al. 2001).

There is no discernible change in the catchment response, e.g. quick runoff coefficient as a function of soil saturation state, between periods of the 1960 1970s, the 1980s and the 1990 2000s, which are attributed to land policy changes.

However, our results also indicate a reverse connectivity whereby erosion and deposition in upstream headwaters and tributaries can, for the first time, be conclusively attributed to land use changes several kilometres downstream, due to alterations in the valley floor base level resulting from incision and alluviation.

An estimated 629 (43%) deaths each year were attributed to land animal, 363 (25%) to plant, and 94 (6%) to aquatic commodities (Table 3).

The reasons provided for the increased frequency and magnitude of the flood events were attributed to land-use change (deforestation and over cultivation) and also climate change.

Statistical analyses showed distinct groupings of land use categories providing evidence of cause-effect pathways attributed to individual land uses.

The net income included pretax write-downs of $288.1 million, or $1.06 a share, that Toll Brothers attributed to declining land values and exposure to joint ventures.

On May 7, three Indians were killed and a 3-year-old suffered a bullet wound in violence that the authorities attributed to a land dispute but that Zapatista sympathizers attributed to armed government supporters.

Across both catchments much uncertainty was associated with the application of optimum risk weightings attributed to different land use classes.