Sentence examples for climate suitable for from inspiring English sources

This paper is the first to develop and apply a set of statistical methods (correlation and bionomial regression analyses) for combining social data on land manager adaptive capacity and factors associated with conservation program participation with biophysical data describing the current and projected-future distribution of climate suitable for vegetation communities.

Historic building heating and, in particular, church heating represents a challenging task because many objectives have to be reached simultaneously; in facts, adequate thermal comfort levels have to be guaranteed for the occupants while ensuring an optimal internal climate suitable for the preservation of valuable and often fragile building components and artworks.

Yes, a warm and inviting climate suitable for growing tropical fruits — and foreign company profits.

Besides regular AFM measurements, the AFM chips and the system are designed to handle these liquid volumes in a controlled climate suitable for numerous chemical and biological applications.

While we agree with studies like Zeng et al. [3] who found social quality management practices are used as a basis for creating a climate suitable for technical quality management, there is also potential for a reciprocal relationship.

Diversification became the key to survival for many farms in the central Swedish province of Sodermanland southwest of Stockholm, but apparently Amnegard was the only one who thought the climate suitable for grapes.

Results for biome types indicated largely a shift from climates suitable for alpine and subalpine conifer to climates suitable for desert scrub and grassland types.

During the rapid climatic fluctuations of the past two million years in which conditions alternated between dry, cold glacial states the ice ages of some northern temperate regions and warmer, moister interglacial intervals, tree species of temperate forests had to migrate repeatedly to remain within climates suitable for their survival.

In a future in which humans make only modest progress to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, the world's total land area with climates suitable for coffee growing falls by 50%, the scientists report online this month in Climatic Change.

However, there are large areas of the world with climates suitable for cacti that are at risk of future invasion in particular, parts of China, eastern Asia and central Africa.

This agrees with the particularly deleterious effects of climate change on WL as noted by [39], who predicted dramatic latitudinal and altitudinal shifts in the climate space suitable for WL.