Sentence examples for climatic origin from inspiring English sources

Correlation with aggradational terraces elsewhere in North Island and northern South Island indicates that aggradation ended at the same time over a wide area and confirms a climatic origin for the terraces.

Lastly, although residue 2503 was highly positively selected, there was no correlation with climatic origin (PKendall's rank = 0.179, tau −0.115).

Finally in our fourth hypothesis, we recognize that the genotype distribution at the Pan I locus may have changed because of selection by other agents such as those of climatic origin.

The presence of two very distinct isoforms in FU g, which does not follow the observed correlation between net surface charge and climatic origin, also supports the view of functionally divergent isoforms that are regulated via differential expression to enable flexible responses to changing environmental or metabolic conditions [ 64, 65].

Numbers of each type of polar surface residues as well as net charge (at pH 7.27) were determined and in case of the partial regions FU f-g and FU g analysed via principal component analysis to assess correlation patterns and the impact of climatic origin.

We hypothesized that the two clones would respond differently to a change in these climatic parameters, due to their genetically inherent differences in adaptation to distinct climatic origins.

Whether individual glaciers are advancing or retreating, the aggregate average of glacier change must be climatic in origin, as nonclimatic variations average out.

However, although Southwood Smith acknowledged the importance of this "epidemic constitution," which, like Maclean, he conceived as climatic in origin, he added another factor to the equation, namely "the corruption of it".

There is a wealth of data from long-term provenance (geographic or climatic seed source origin) reciprocal transplant trials for forest trees (Alberto et al. 2013).

Its ecology, of either bio-climatic or edaphic origin is dry as a whole.

Monitoring viable airborne inoculum of Botrytis cinerea in the South-East of France over 3 years: relation with climatic parameters and the origin of air masses.