Sentence examples for changes projected from inspiring English sources

The climate changes projected for the 21st century will have consequences on the hydrological response of catchments.

MacDougall says he is hopeful that the climatic changes projected for this century won't exceed the tolerance of most native plant species.

Thus, Ontario white pine populations may benefit from the climate changes projected to occur in the province over the next 50 100 years.

"There's really complicated changes projected to happen to the winds speeds in [the South Pacific], which, in concert to the changes in sea temperature, actually seem to indicate that we would expect fewer cyclones in this area in the next 50 to 100 years".

The changes projected by the census point toward a nation in which the older population will be whiter (deaths will outnumber births among whites, beginning in the 2020s) and where black Americans will still have slightly higher rates of infant mortality and lower life expectancy.

Crop simulation models were run based on the temperature and precipitation changes projected by the GCMs for an increased CO2 driven climate change, at the different adaptation levels described above, both with and without the direct effects of CO2 enrichment on crop physiology.

Figure 6 shows the simulated water flow before and after the change projected over the physical model.

An ensemble analyses was calculated that identified the median amount of change projected by the 16 models for each country.

How does precipitation change projected by global climate models translate into community change along the gradient?

Identifying events or processes that can change projected trends and lead to alternative futures.

As a result, the company was eventually able to execute most of the change projects on time and under budget.