Sentence examples for exposure climate from inspiring English sources

A goal of the program is to bridge the gap between science, engineering, and user application communities by addressing scientific questions that pertain to human radiation exposure, climate change, and technological systems.

Thus, critical developmental periods can be associated ecologically with variations in environmental phenomena such as solar exposure, climate, microbial burden, culture, or maternal nutrition.

The results show that the sensitivity and exposure to climate variability in terms of those experiencing climate variability (96.7%) and people facing more than two hazards in 5 years (72.5%) have contributed negatively to the vulnerability level of households.

Users of the tool are able to map indicators of exposure to climate change, characterising municipal-scale snow conditions under a warming climate, together with indicators of sensitivity and adaptive capacity, which are based on a national survey of 769 cross-country skiers aged 15 74 years from 2010.

Rostock was chosen as an example of a German urban region at the Baltic Sea as its exposure to climate change impacts is rather high, but no efforts of adaptation to climate change had taken place before our research process started.

Shortly after the vote in Congress on Sandy aid, the Government Accountability Office -- tasked with analyzing how Congress spends taxpayer money -- issued a report warning about the government's "fiscal exposure" to climate change and extreme weather events (which scientists have found are being affected by climate change).

These results indicate that for this kind of exposure and climate the assessment of chloride-induced corrosion risks is very sensitive to the choice of the climate model as well as the training period for the DMT.

These solutions are in the form of many types of products and services that help buyer better manage their exposure to climate risks, and they also include emerging investment models and public-private partnerships that help to reduce climate vulnerability.

Encouraging this trend further, at least in some places, may be a useful way of reducing the economy's exposure to climate change.

We will seek to aim funding, such as that which we may be able to attract from foreign donors and investors, to better manage Burma's exposure to climate change and to alleviate hunger.

Deeply confounding factors get in the way — particularly the huge growth in exposure to climate threats through population growth and settlement patterns in vulnerable places and the substantial natural variability in the frequency and intensity of rare extreme events.