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The slightly decreasing basal area of B. africana over the last 40 years cannot be explained by climate change as its current range extends to areas with conditions similar to climate changes predictions (Curtis and Mannheimer 2005; De Cauwer et al. 2014).

Comparison between the data given, water balance constrained ET quantification (ETwb), and a range of different comparative estimates of purely climate driven ET (ETclim) shows that only 31% of the steep 1901 1940 increase of ETwb can be explained by climate change alone.

However, the burden of HFRS occurrence cannot be explained by climate change alone.

Therefore, it seems unlikely that the differences observed between countries in volumes of beverage can be explained by climate alone.

They could neither be explained by climate, since the population density gradient does not follow the latitude or longitude very closely.

Seasonal changes in the numbers of DNRs were found for a number of the DNR syndromes (e.g. fetopathy, digestive) that can be explained by climate and associated farming practices (e.g. timing of calving, putting cows out to pasture).

The researchers, led by Professor Francis Zwiers at the University of Victoria, Canada, found that increases in intense rainstorms over land in the northern hemisphere, as measured by rain gauges, mirrored the projections from climate models and could not be explained by natural climate variability.

Our results provide further evidence supporting observational results that suggest 20 25% of recent crop yield trends can be explained by changing climate, and suggest that over the past several decades climate changes have favored increased crop productivity in most agroecosystems of the central United States with the exception of winter wheat.

To most mainstream scientists, the rapid erosion of Kilimanjaro's majestic ice cap, along with the steady retreat of mountaintop glaciers elsewhere, is further dramatic evidence of a relentless warming of the earth's atmosphere that cannot be explained by normal climate shifts and is at least partly traceable to the burning of fossil fuels like coal and oil.

The results of the ordination analysis indicated that 81.2 and 84.3% of the cumulative variance for the species composition of AOA and AOB communities could be explained by the climate, land use and local factors.

This finding cannot be explained by natural climate variability alone, the study found, and is instead consistent with global warming.