Sentence examples for climatic moisture from inspiring English sources

The mean density of understory stems varied widely within and between biogeoclimatic ecological classification (BEC) subzones, but increased with increasing climatic moisture and elevation.

These primary variables were used as the basis to produce a synthetic monthly climatic moisture index (CMI) variable calculated as total monthly precipitation minus a measure of monthly potential evapotranspiration (Hogg 1997).

Fig. 7 White pine (Pinus strobus L). radial growth represented by the year scores on the first and second principal component axes and the relationship with the mean climatic moisture index based on multiple regression analysis.

Spatial differences in geography, soil parent material and climate (e.g., summer mean temperature, number of degree-days below 0 °C, mean annual precipitation, Hargreaves climatic moisture deficit, and the frost-free period) contributed to the low to moderate spatial resolution in selected models (R2 values ranged from 0.24 to 0.51).

The values of P, He, and Shannon's information index were negatively correlated with three climatic moisture factors, whereas the same values were positively correlated by Spearman rank correlation coefficients' analysis with some of the other ecological factors.

This encompasses not only the systematic increases in atmospheric CO2 concentration and temperature and a decrease in climate moisture index, but also the changes in other climatic and non-climatic drivers.

Airfield pavement performance trend on application of different treatments generally, is a function of load characteristics, type of intervention (applied treatment), climatic effects, moisture and other variable factors.

The chemical composition of olive solid waste depends on the year, season, variety, proportion of branches of tree, storage condition, drying procedure, climatic conditions, moisture content, and degree of contamination with soil [28].

Fig. 5 Historical conditions in the Russian River basin represented as anomaly from the long-term mean for water years 1910 2016 for annual precipitation, average air temperature, soil moisture, climatic water deficit, and recharge and runoff.

In contrast to this field study, about 60%% of the variation in CO2 flux of CWD of the same species was explained by climatic variables (wood moisture and wood temperature) in a lab incubation experiment (Herrmann and Bauhus 2012).

Our results reveal the broad control of climatic conditions and moisture availability on phenological patterns across urban to rural gradients, with drier, southern cities displaying more varied responses of peak greenness timing and amplitude to urban intensity.