Sentence examples for attributed to rainfall from inspiring English sources

The significant changes in aboveground biomass and percent cover between seasons could be attributed to rainfall variability.

Most of the observed differences in faunal composition seems to be attributed to rainfall seasonality, with samples taken during the dry season (regardless of their site of origin) being located at the left side of the ordination plot whereas those taken during the wet season were located at the right side (Fig. 3a).

The reduced yield in 2000 LR and 2001 LR are attributed to poor rainfall distribution during the two seasons.

The poor performance in 1998 compared to 1999 is attributed to significant rainfall events occurring soon after surface fertilizer application in 1998, but not in 1999.

These low-value events are preliminary attributed to the rainfall variation in PNG but more evidence is needed to improve this viewpoint.

In contrast, NDVI increases observed in 2005 and in 2009 in both the wildlife reserve and the catchment) could be attributed to good rainfall during the 2 years.

Water scarce countries such as South Africa are subject to various hydrological constraints which can often be attributed to poor rainfall partitioning, particularly within resource poor farming communities that are reliant on rainfed agriculture.

Although most soils of the highlands are characterized by soil acidity and high P fixation due to intensive weathering and leaching attributed to high rainfall [7], there is limited knowledge about soil P distribution, transformations, and fertility in Ethiopia, but the general impression about the soils is that availability of P in the dominant soils of in the country is relatively low [2, 7].

The large RVF epidemic in South Africa in 2010 was attributed to heavy rainfall during January February 2010 (15 ).

This is mainly attributed to seasonal rainfalls.

Another power crisis in 1998, largely attributed to low rainfalls and inflows to the Volta Lake, resulted in another round of power rationing [2].