Sentence examples for difference in the climate from inspiring English sources

But, he says: "I've had a lot of kids come up to me with knowing looks and say, 'Thank you.' They tell me it has made a difference in the climate of the schools".

This discrepancy in terms of best optimised parameters could be explained by the difference in the climate forcing data, topographical and physiographical characteristics between the two catchment areas.

However, this result was not because of the influence of the thinning, but rather reflected the difference in the climate and weather conditions during the experiment; for example, the luminance was lower and the humidity was higher (Table 4).

The difference in the climate sensitivities of the two models is caused by assumptions in the dynamic core of the atmospheric component of the otherwise similar models.

The resulting trends were almost the same as those of the simulations with constant climate forcing, despite differences in the climate data input.

We observed no differences in the climate sensitivity of tapped and non-tapped trees, nor in the occurrence of extreme growth responses.

Differences in the climate and energy demand profile were well reflected in the calculation, and different suggestions for the technology mix were obtained.

If several climate models are applied with the same emission scenario, there may be large differences in the climate projections due to model related biases and natural climate variability.

We chose to use the 3-PG process-based growth model (Physiological Principles Predicting Growth) to simulate forest responses to differences in the climate and soil conditions that affect tree vigor and forest vulnerability to disturbances such as bark beetles.

Additionally, the results indicated that the AOT40 index in Malaysia gave a minimum percentage of 6% crop reduction; as contrasted with the European guideline of 5% (due to differences in the climate e.g., average amount of sunshine).

Because of substantial differences in the climate and other growing conditions (Hermann and Lavender 1990), the Douglas-fir forest type was separated into two subtypes, the coastal Douglas-fir forests (west of the longitude 120° W) and the inland Douglas-fir forests (east of the longitude 120° W).