Sentence examples for climatic predictors from inspiring English sources

Their dependence on stand density, age, thinning, and climatic predictors was modeled statistically.

The temperature sum in the growing season and the aridity index are climatic predictors in the longitudinal height-diameter model.

On average, for all soil variables, topographic predictors explained 37% of the total variance versus 64% for the climatic predictors.

The SVR-RFFA model for both study sites was developed from 13 sets of physiographic and climatic predictors for the historical period.

We avoided using climatic predictors as their influence on species distribution is best defined at coarser resolutions, i.e., > 1 km (Waring et al. 2006).

Rainfall-dependent climatic predictors were highly inter-correlated, and so were MinT and mean elevation of plots as well as human population density and human population pressure (Table 1).

This was followed in importance by a climatic predictor, confirming the importance of climate conditions in determining the distribution of species (Pearson et al. 2002), even in relatively small areas but with very heterogeneous climate conditions (Vicente et al. 2010).

The correlative approach was based on a previously generated logistic regression model using six climatic predictor variables including mean annual temperature rainfall and humidity, as well as temperature and rainfall variability [24].

We studied the physiologically well known Slider turtle from North America which today is widely distributed over the globe and address the issue of ecological niche shift versus choice of ecological predictors used for model building, i.e., by deriving SDMs using multiple sets of climatic predictor.

Hales et al. found that annual average vapour pressure was the most important climatic predictor of global dengue occurrence [ 33].

In fact, the average number of consecutive days with a maximum diurnal relative humidity less than 50% was the best climatic predictor of fungal abundance and richness (Table 1; Fig. 3).