Sentence examples for climate change assumptions from inspiring English sources

Although a few previous studies have assessed O3 health impacts under climate change assumptions, none have used global-to-regional downscaled climate models to project O3 concentrations for health impacts assessment.

In some cases, however, as a result of land-use and/or climate change, this assumption is no longer valid.

Climate change makes some old assumptions about farming redundant.

Although rainwater harvesting devices may be able to reduce drinking water insecurity, this has never been tested systematically across a variety of climates for different climate change scenarios using consistent assumptions.

A different pattern of results is seen under the climate change plus O3 precursor emissions change assumptions represented in M2 (Table 1, Figure 3).

Now, climate change has upended that assumption.

Gregg Easterbrook (Op-Ed, June 14) agrees that the scientific case for global warming is persuasive, but asserts that the federal government's new climate change assessment is based on assumptions "far more pessimistic than those in mainstream climatology".

These results were used to estimate potential heat-related deaths in Lisbon under the population assumptions and climate change scenarios (Dessai 2003).

The team evaluated seven climate change models (and their embedded assumptions about meteorology and atmospheric chemistry), each linked to an air quality model.

Fantasy images actively feed that public denial and with it the widespread assumption that climate change is conjectural and without firm basis in fact.

The fact that both candidates were operating under the assumption that climate change even exists might seem like progress of a sort.