Sentence examples for climatic implications from inspiring English sources

The discovery and its climatic implications are described in Thursday's edition of the journal Nature.

In recent years, Arctic sea ice has been declining with wider climatic implications.

However, the origin of several of these landforms remains controversial and differences in opinion concerning their original process mechanisms and associated climatic implications is unresolved.

Glacial theory was introduced during the early 1800s and was seen by many to have climatic and geomorphic implications.

Soil erosion by wind has many environmental, climatic and health implications.

(For more information see climate: Climatic classification: World distribution of major climatic types: Highland climates).

Understanding noise and possible bias in tide-gauge sensors is important for determining the mean sea level, its fluctuations and their climatic, geophysical and engineering implications, but not an easy task.

Carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere and implications for climatic change are likewise examined.

There is no question that this problem impinges on many of the scarcity and sustainability issues examined elsewhere, and the implications of climatic variability are well synthesized by the authors.

TBE has also been suggested by the World Health Organization European Centre for Environment and Health working group on the early implication of climatic change to be a priority infection for surveillance during climatic change (31) because of the fragile and temperature-dependent natural cycle of TBE virus.

Climatic changes have potentially serious implications for the historic environment, which is itself a non-renewable resource.