Sentence examples for heterogeneous climate from inspiring English sources

The result of this spatially heterogeneous climate event was, conversely, more homogeneous regional rainfall.

This was followed in importance by a climatic predictor, confirming the importance of climate conditions in determining the distribution of species (Pearson et al. 2002), even in relatively small areas but with very heterogeneous climate conditions (Vicente et al. 2010).

7 The potential for multiple interacting pathways of climate effects on human WNV risk further emphasizes the potential for spatially heterogeneous climate effects on WNV risk that are contingent on the localized interactions of landscapes, mosquitoes, avian communities, and human behaviors in response to a continually fluctuating climate.

For species that are faced with a thermally heterogeneous habitat, climate change may select for changes in behavioural thermoregulation.

After employing a probability survey design and sampling a relatively small number of sites throughout all major ecoregions of Bolivia, we believe our methodology can be used to develop a monitoring tool to evaluate status and trends in biological condition for streams of the entire country despite its complex and heterogeneous geology and climate.

The city is formed in a heterogeneous plain, where the climate differs among its regions.

The results show that climate and heterogeneous landscape compositions may influence the distribution of ground beetle communities in agricultural fields.

Application of the system required a preliminary 2-year validation phase of CropSyst on 12 experimental sites in the Basin that are heterogeneous in terms of climate, soil and management.

Such linkage is typically framed as being between two (or more) cap-and-trade systems, but national policies will surely be highly heterogeneous under the Paris climate regime.

Finally, our observation might be explained by the fact that the environmental conditions within each agro-ecological zone are too heterogeneous (high inter-annual climate variability) to permit detectable genetic differentiation between landraces of different agro-ecological zones.

This high taxonomic diversity is most certainly driven in part by the heterogeneous environments and variable climates that are characteristic of the steep elevational gradients of the Andes (Guarnizo et al. 2008; Richter et al. 2009; Herzog and Kattan 2011; Kieswetter and Schneider 2013).