Sentence examples for dependence on climate from inspiring English sources

We assumed that anthills act as preferred larval habitats in dependence on climate or vegetation structure.

One industry stands out in its dependence on climate science and its predictive capacity: the insurance industry uniquely embraces the generation of scientific data.

The solution is an increase in the number of renewable power plants but unfortunately, this leads to a high dependence on climate variables which are already affected by climate change.

Through a multimethodology approach that included climate data analysis, interviews, and a literature review, the study shows that rural farmers are considerably vulnerable to climate change and variability owing to their dependence on climate-dependent agriculture for food security and livelihood.

They say it threatens sensitive lands and water supplies, promotes a particularly dirty type of fuel and would deepen the nation's dependence on climate-altering fossil fuels.

Simultaneously, Gov. Cuomo is advancing important public policies aimed at reducing New York's dependence on climate-change inducing fossil fuels and improving energy efficiency, including his Reforming the Energy Vision discussed in my prior blog.

Rural residents in many developing countries are particularly vulnerable to climate change due to their direct dependence on climate-sensitive natural resources for basic livelihoods.

For example, previously underappreciated factors such as spatiotemporally varying climate feedbacks related to the ocean heat uptake and the dependence of climate sensitivity on forcing agents have been identified as important.

According to Opiyo et al. (2016), pastoral communities remain vulnerable to climate-induced stresses owing to their low adaptive capacity and over-dependence on climate-sensitive livelihood activities.

By expediting U.S. LNG exports, the TPP would facilitate increased fracking, leading to greater air and water pollution, and increased health risks; increase the world's dependence on a climate-disrupting fossil fuel; and encourage construction of new fossil fuel infrastructure that would lock in greenhouse gas emissions for years to come.

For Anopheles mosquitoes, the dependence of abundance on climate has been considered within simulation models (Depinay et al. 2004) through empirical work (Lindblade et al. 2000) and via hydrologic impacts on population dynamics (Shaman et al. 2002).