Sentence examples for climate component from inspiring English sources

Revkin: I see music with a climate component, including your cello composition, broadening how we can internalize and convey aspects of this very complicated problem.

Soil Stewardship There's a climate component to this industrialization of our agricultural systems, it's destroying our topsoil.

For the climate component, net changes in mean annual runoff and seasonal precipitation were identified as the principal drivers affecting pollutant availability and transport.

The specificities of the model include the use of a detailed representation of the agricultural landscape through parameters such as soil surface properties, hydrologic pathways and considering a climate component based directly on rainfall events.

Climate and dust had a greater impact on model fit than early incidence, as shown by the increases in pseudo- R and CVC, and decreases in AIC, between the climate-plus-early-incidence models and the corresponding models with early incidence or the climate component only.

The FORECAST model (without the climate change component) has been previously applied in subtropical Chinese fir plantations to evaluate the impact of intensive short-rotation management on soil productivity (Bi et al. 2007; Xin et al. 2011).

We found that EWRs can positively influence safety climate (one component of safety culture) among nurses who participated in EWRs.

Considering only SW2 prevalence, a similar positive relationship was found with corncrake census size (F1,7 = 27.30, adjusted R² = 0.76, P = 0.001) and agricultural yield (F1,7 = 11.84, adjusted R² = 0.55, P = 0.01), but the regression with the climate principle component was not significant anymore (F1,7 = 3.84, adjusted R² = 0.26, P = 0.09).

Moreover, changes are occurring in multiple climate system components -- ice cover, forest cover, deep ocean and atmospheric temperatures.

"The entire tourism product will be affected," said Geoffrey Lipman, assistant secretary general of the United Nations World Tourism Organization, "Every destination has a climate-related component".

The piece nicely summarizes why this storm, unlike other recent weather disasters with a climate-change component, has prompted so many politicians, including President Obama, to end their self-imposed silence on global warming.