Sentence examples for human perturbations from inspiring English sources

This provides a truer indication of the climate sensitivity to human perturbations".

"If you had a higher preindustrial concentration of aerosols, then human perturbations to aerosols would have a smaller impact".

Because of such widespread human perturbations of natural systems, it is not meaningful anymore to study freshwater systems and their interactions with climate without considering human activities (Oki and Kanae 2006).

By the end of the Atlantic period, human perturbations resulting from agro-sylvo-pastoral practices became an important factor, and this factor serves to explain the landscape dynamics and the dominance of certain woody species.

Dissolved organic and inorganic carbon show a weak runoff signal, and there is no evidence of human perturbations to dissolved carbon production or silicate weathering in the four watersheds.

The book is focused primarily on freshwater and soil ecosystems, which are both highly susceptible to human perturbations and where biomonitoring approaches and food web, community, and ecosystem ecology are well-established traditions.

As smooth-faced and initially unthreatening as Chuckie, the horror-movie doll, Ms. Egtvedt made Bertha terrifying by injecting the faintest hint of human perturbation into the machine's crude impassivity.

Galloway et al. ([2004]) estimated the total N2O emission under conditions before the significant human perturbation at approximately 12 TgN year−1.

Due to high diversity and biological resources, such river basins are also exposed to maximum human perturbation resulting in various land use (e.g., Auerbach et al. 2015; Gain et al. 2017; Mutahara et al. 2017).

At this place, the onset of human perturbation caused a retreat of fir and arolla-pine stands and an expansion of green alder, which consequently dominated the landscape from 3700 up to 1965 cal.

Synchronisation of siblings' responses to human perturbation was evaluated for hand-on-home-cage-door-test.