Sentence examples for changes in meteorology from inspiring English sources
Results are summarised in terms of the energy partitioning which captures changes in meteorology, surface characteristics and human behaviour.
The relationship between AOD and PM2.5 depends on aerosol vertical distribution, humidity, and aerosol composition, which are impacted by changes in meteorology and emissions.
Background: Future climate change may cause air quality degradation via climate-induced changes in meteorology, atmospheric chemistry, and emissions into the air.
This interannual variability could arise from several causes, including changes in meteorology and climate (e.g., drought) and land management practices that deal with agricultural and prescribed burning.
These pollutants tend to decline to urban background levels within 200-400 m, vary considerably with changes in meteorology, and have most often been measured over short time periods, typically individual days [ 10].
That way exactly how much it hurts matters less than recording whether the level goes up or down with a change in meteorology.
That is why those who oppose climate change become authorities in meteorology and climatology, suddenly endowed with more expertise than a scientist who has devoted her life to the subjects.
These findings suggest that changes in temperature and meteorology may alter underlying physiologic responses in this vulnerable population.
The changes induced by variations in meteorology and/or emissions are also evaluated during the same timeframe using spectral decomposition of observed and modeled ozone time series with the aim of identifying the underlying forcing mechanisms that control ozone exceedances and making informed recommendations for the optimal use of regional-scale air quality models.
Thus, while it revealed significant changes in student knowledge about meteorology and engineering, it only quantified short-term learning, not long-term retention.
In this study, we examined whether long-term residential exposure to high levels of urban air pollution is associated with hs-CRP and fibrinogen, two systemic inflammatory markers, independent of short-term changes in air pollution and meteorology.
