Sentence examples for climate sampling from inspiring English sources

Differences in crop (orchard vs. row crop), pesticide application methods, climate, sampling methods, etc., could explain these findings.

The geographic differences are more likely explained by vaccination and climate than sampling.

For climate change studies, spatial climatic variation sampled among test sites is substituted for temporal variation in climate and used to make predictions about the responses of populations to future climates predicted by GCMs.

To decrease the number of simulations, a method for sampling the climate data has been developed and tested against Sobol quasi-random sampling method.

A series of paddy and non-paddy soil profiles that are developed in chronosequences from approximately 50 to 1000 years of exposure time on fairly uniform marine deposits under nearly identical landscape and climate conditions were sampled from Cixi, Zhejiang Province, China, where rice has been traditionally grown under water submergence.

In these exemplars, the allowance defends against the majority of sampled climate projections for the 2080s from the IPCC-AR4 GCM and UKCP09 RCM runs but it is still possible to identify a sub-set of regional scenarios that would exceed the 20% threshold.

This study suggests that season influences the expression of biomarkers and must be taken into consideration in the preliminary stages of sampling design for climate change biomonitoring studies.

At the time of sampling the indoor climate at the two State Archive buildings was 20 22 °C and 35 40% RH, at the Arnamagnaean Collection is was 20 °C and 52% RH, and at the two churches it was 18 20 °C and 70 77% RH.

Data for 2002 2004 were collected from one climate registration station situated centrally in each cereal sampling region.

Broadly, the climate is similar across sampled transects, but microhabitat conditions may vary and cause diversification of species in understory.

People in developed nations appeared more concerned about the longer-term, less immediate threat associated with climate change than those sampled in poorer, developing economies.