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Consequently, precipitation magnitude has reduced (Fig. 4). Figure 4 shows that the precipitation was 9.4 km3 in 1960 (Aralgenefund 2011).

Consequently, precipitation and temperature data were extracted from the ENSEMBLES project, in which state-of-the-art RCMs were used to produce regional simulations at a 25 or 50 km resolution (van der Linden and Mitchell 2009).

The discharge of rivers to the oceans delivers to these systems the equivalent of the water vapour that is blown overland and then consequently precipitated as rain or snow i.e., some 7 percent of mean annual precipitation on the globe and 30 percent of precipitation on land areas.

Fe(II) retention could be explained by siderite and consequently FeS precipitation by geochemical modeling (PhreeqC).

The temperature control is crucial to avoid the irreversible protein denaturation and consequently improving the precipitation yield.

In the Southern Hemisphere, the process is reversed with evaporation exceeding precipitation, and consequently the SSS values are greater than 35, with the largest values observed in the central part of the subtropical gyre.

Moreover, these and the species of the Parmotrema clade occupy habitats with higher precipitation and consequently have the highest Emberger Index values.

These digests were cleaned up by phenol chloroform extraction, followed by ethanol precipitation and consequently ligated overnight at 4°C to the adapter originating from the hybridized adapters 1 and 1A (see Additional File, 12).

Thus, even the treatment of serum with either calcium or phosphate alone resulted in the formation of serum granulations that contained both calcium and phosphorus, attesting to the high binding affinity between calcium and phosphate and consequently their preferential co-precipitation as mineral particles.

After the shift, basin records indicate decreased precipitation storage and consequently increased streamflow.

The catchments classification based on storm characteristics pointed to the effect of catchments landscape properties on the precipitation variability and consequently on the FDC shapes.