Sentence examples for differences in meteorology from inspiring English sources

Differences in meteorology, the complex mixture of pollution between regions, and the possibility of a threshold effect for ozone [ 48] may contribute to equivocal findings reported in different regions.

The authors concluded that '…the intercomparison has demonstrated that differences in the meteorology and/or initial state of the atmosphere in the simulations cause a relevant variability of the model results, even on a short timescale of only a few days'.

Tree inventories and a wind exposure model allow us to attribute these differences in impacts to storm meteorology.

Many of the analyses were conducted using seasonally stratified data, given the differences in pollutant concentrations, distribution, and meteorology occurring in warm compared with cool seasons.

Extensive tree inventories and a wind exposure model allow us to ascribe these differences in impacts to variation in storm meteorology (i.e., wind speed and rainfall).

One key challenge to predicting how more intense storms will influence these ecosystems is to attribute impacts specifically to storm meteorology rather than differences in forest characteristics.

Intake fractions vary among cities owing to differences in population size, population density, and meteorology.

"It's like in meteorology," he explained.

Nor is there any innate melodrama left in meteorology.

His results were published this week in Advances in Meteorology.

Crutzen received a doctorate in meteorology from Stockholm University in 1973.