Sentence examples for but the timescale of from inspiring English sources

That vegetation boundary shifted as a result of Holocene climatic change and fire suppression following Euroamerican settlement, but the timescale of soil response to those vegetation changes and the factors that influence it are poorly known.

Short-term recharge variations cause transient flow, but the timescale of groundwater flow often is much longer, in which case the effect is minimal over time (Reilly and Pollock 1996).

"This was due in part to the excessive rainfall and freezing temperatures that have hindered the development of the pitch - an issue that has not been unique to the national stadium this winter - but, also, the timescale of restoration work undertaken since the Commonwealth Games.

Epiphyte community composition changed with elevation, but over the timescale of the experiment there were no consistent changes in species composition.

Previous workers have identified these coatings in a variety of contexts on Hawai'i, but the timescales of coating development, coating growth rates, and factors controlling lateral coating heterogeneity were largely unconstrained.

"The operation went well but it's the timescale of getting it back together".

But no-one can tell the timescale of catastrophic releases.

But Sutton has hit out the timescale of the investigation, led by the non-executive director Alex Russell.

This implies that at this site, on the highland plateau of southeastern Australia, soil thickness has reached steady-state, possibly as a result of stable tectonic conditions but despite variable climatic conditions over the timescale of soil development.

"Our study does not tell us when the climate will go out from the hiatus," Kosaka says, "but now we know that in the timescale of several decades, the climate will continue to warm due to increase in greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere".

One conclusion from the data is that the reduced competition observed in Bem1-CaaX and rdi1∆ conditions does not qualitatively alter the model, but quantitatively changes parameters and thus the timescale of competition.