Sentence examples for climates continuously from inspiring English sources

Cultivation of tropical and subtropical crops, such as maize, soybean, or sorghum in temperate climates continuously increases as a consequence of global warming.

Because climate varies continuously, the responsiveness of disturbance regime to short- and long-term climatic change suggests caution in the interpretation of fire frequencies that derive from space/time analogies or extrapolation from short-term data.

During the Neogene, Earth's climate has continuously reached thresholds that pushed the environment into new directions.

The western Sichuan depression in the Middle Jurassic was characterized by widely developed fluvial systems in the early FSST (Fig. 13a), in which LMVs formed in the early incision-dominated stage because of the arid climate and continuously decreasing base level (Fig. 13b).

Furthermore, incomplete climate models are also contributing to the pace of climate change being continuously underestimated.

Existing climate models are "continuously scrutinized in the scientific literature" and pass muster, says Erland Källén, a veteran climate modeler and director of research at ECMWF.

Unfortunately, the recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report provides little encouragement and instead conveys dire warnings that unless measures such as massive new investment in clean and renewable energy occurs over the coming decade, we will have little chance of avoiding the worst impacts of climate change, including continuously worsening hurricanes.

Complex interactions among a rapidly changing climate and the continuously evolving social, economic, and political systems in Northern Eurasia require an integrative approach for studying the cumulative effects of infrastructure and climate change on high-latitude social-economic and natural systems.

Climate changes and continuously changing world are requiring new demands from biotechnology.

The topography greatly influences the climate with a tropical transition from the rainy humid and continuously warm climate in the South to an extremely unpredictable (regarding temperature and precipitation) but somewhat dry and hot climate of the North.

The climate has been changing continuously for 4.5 billion years.