Sentence examples for dependent on climate and from inspiring English sources

Global ecosystem function is highly dependent on climate and atmospheric composition, yet ecosystem responses to environmental changes remain uncertain.

This study supports the hypothesis proposed by other studies [1, 7 9, 16, 26] that there is a fine balance for some carbon pools (e.g. forest detritus and soils) as a net CO2 source or sink, all partially dependent on climate and feedback mechanisms.

However some preliminary reports show a strong association between wet environment (rainfall and hydrographic conditions directly dependent on climate and climate change) and the recent reemergence of ebola fever in Gabon and RDC.

This study supports the hypothesis proposed by other studies [ 1, 7- 9, 16, 26] that there is a fine balance for some carbon pools (e.g. forest detritus and soils) as a net CO2 source or sink, all partially dependent on climate and feedback mechanisms.

What is more, at the time, intervention in agriculture reflected the broad consensus regarding the specific characteristics of the sector — that is to say that it is highly dependent on climate and geography and prone to systemic imbalances between supply and demand, and hence substantial fluctuations in prices and incomes.

These stakeholders, defined as people (whether owners or managers) who directly participate in forest management decisions (Locatelli et al. 2010), are particularly sensitive to climate change impacts since the forestry sector is exposed to and directly dependent on climate (Blennow and Persson 2009), and therefore, insight into their perceptions of climate change risk is crucial.

In countries where water availability is chancy and directly dependent on climate, he said, "you're basically setting yourself up for a catastrophe".

The trait is so complex and so dependent on climate that it will be very hard to make current V. vinifera varieties hardier.

The groundwater recharge of annual precipitation is dependent on climate, land use, soil type, geology and many other factors of annual precipitation that results in groundwater recharge.

This is particularly true for those interventions affecting agriculture and forestry: they are strongly dependent on climate phenomena, but also contribute to climate evolution being sources of and sinks for greenhouse gases (GHG).

It works without soil, and isn't dependent on climate meaning you can grow fresh food in the middle of Manhattan, in Alaska in winter, or feed refugees staying in makeshift housing with fresh food.