Sentence examples for climatic background from inspiring English sources

For setting the value of the 'Climatic background' condition factor CB a pure qualitative approach was applied as for many events only limited hydro-meteorological information is available.

The classification of seismically induced landslides and the related 'event sizes' is based on five main factors: 'Intensity', 'Fault factor', 'Topographic energy', 'Climatic background conditions', 'Lithological factor'.

The weight of three of the main contributing factors is directly determined from available information: Topographic energy, Climatic background, and Lithological factor.

The maximum weight of the 'Climatic background' is only 2 and thus maybe considered as 'less' important than the 'Fault factor' with a maximum weight of 6.

The classification is based on five factors considering the (I) shaking intensity, (II) the combined fault location-type and length characteristics, the (III) general topographic context (average slope steepness and height for a region), (IV) climatic background and temporary hydro-meteorological conditions as well as (V) regional and local lithological properties.

Those factors are estimated from readily available information, such as earthquake magnitude and hypocentral depth, time of the event, or they had to be compiled from generally more rare data on fault characteristics, regional surface morphology, antecedent rainfall or general climatic background of the affected region and the regional geology.

These studies, whilst undoubtedly valuable to rocket salad research, are not always directly comparable with other growing regions and climatic backgrounds.

However, due to the lack of detailed information on agronomic and pedo-climatic background conditions in most of the available literature, it is currently not possible to quantify the relative contribution of genetic and environmental/agronomic sources of variation.

There is little uncertainty surrounding this overall result, but further research is required to quantify more accurately the relative impacts of (1) crop types, species, and varieties/cultivars/hybrids and (2) agronomic and pedo-climatic background conditions on the relative difference between organic and conventional crop composition.

Most importantly, the studies available for meta-analyses (1) have used different experimental designs (e.g. replicated field experiments, farm surveys and retail surveys) and (2) have been carried out in countries/regions with contrasting agronomic and pedo-climatic background conditions (see the online supplementary material for a list of publications).

In this regard it should be noted that the general topographic, climatic and tectonic background conditions already turn this region into a landslide prone area.