Sentence examples for climate resulting in from inspiring English sources

However, as the climate continues to change, white pine may become increasingly unsynchronized with and maladapted to the prevailing climate, resulting in decreased vigor, productivity, and wood quality.

The North Cascades have undergone recent tectonic uplift in a wet climate resulting in some of the steepest terrain in the United States.

Phases of predominant streaming activity coincide with periods of maximum ice extent and are triggered by abrupt transitions from a cold to relatively warm climate, resulting in major iceberg/melt discharge events into the North Sea and Atlantic Ocean.

The generation of modern, plutoniclastic sediment across California varies with climate, resulting in significant mineralogical and geochemical differences between parent rock, weathering profile material, and low-order stream sand.

From 135 to 127 and again from 117 to 105 kyr BP, Podocarpus percentages remain above 16% with peak values as high as 38% indicating a period marked by a cool climate resulting in expansion of montane forest taxa to lower elevations.

The bottleneck hypothesis would correspond to the recent history of the species, whose wide distribution during glacial periods may have been reduced dramatically after the Pleistocene with the increase in aridity of the climate, resulting in an overall reduction into relict, mainly isolated populations [57], [58].

The fragility of materials and the damp climate resulted in the loss of other ancient copies.

Furthermore, the generally favourable economic climate resulted in an electorate that was inclined toward the incumbent.

In some cases, defense lawyers say, such a climate resulted in overzealous prosecutions of honorable men doing the best they could in unconventional, complicated wars.

In Chablis, where the generally marginal climate results in wines with a nervous system of lively acidity, 2003 produced wines that were more often than not flaccid and dull.

The big falls in child and pensioner poverty under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown are under threat as a harsher economic climate results in a paring back of the financial help that raised living standards between 1997 and 2010, the UK's leading tax and spending experts have said.