Sentence examples for average climate conditions from inspiring English sources

The study was conducted for the hours 11 17 LT during June assuming average climate conditions.

Changes in average climate conditions will increase this stress notably because of a 10 30% decline in freshwater resources.

We conducted Superposed Epoch Analysis (SEA) on two groups of fire years, to show average climate conditions before and during fire years.

Average climate conditions, such as mean temperature and annual precipitation, and the occurrences of extreme weather events, such as droughts and intensive precipitation, have stronger predictive powers of producers' irrigation decisions than the coefficients of variation.

Both, changes in average climate conditions during the main growing season and climate variability, particularly heat waves and droughts, affect crop growth.

Although computer models suggest that average climate conditions in the future will be much like today's El Niño, the climate at that time isn't stuck in one state year after year, she says: "They're all over the place with variability".

After evaluating average Colorado climate conditions using a stormwater management model, CSU researchers found that residents' use of rain barrels -- at least at an adoption rate typical of other states that allow them -- would not have a discernible impact on the amount of downstream stormwater runoff.

It has become evident that global climate change is altering indeed, will continue to alter the pattern of both average climatic conditions and variability, although the projected trends within specific geographic regions remain uncertain (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 2007; Royer et al. 2007).

GPS co-ordinates and altitude were recorded for every individual and these were used to extract average climatic conditions at each population from the well established and highly resolved (±1 km) interpolated global climate dataset, Worldclim (Table  1) [ 32].

Since site index refers to the cumulative height growth above breast-height (1.3 m) for a period of 50 years, we used the average of temporal climate conditions and CO2 concentration of the corresponding period of tree growth to examine temporal influence on site index.

They estimated the levels of devastating storm surges occurring in these cities with odds of 1 in 10,000 in an average year, under current climate conditions.