Sentence examples for in relation to the climate from inspiring English sources

IJV hit a nerve and struck a chord in relation to the climate of debate over the Middle East conflict.

The study of the timing of these recurring natural events, especially in relation to the climate, is known as phenology.

These results provide news insights in relation to the climate impact on growth dynamics of caldén in the Argentinean pampas and the value of new statistical tools in order to improve dendrochronological studies.

The relative change in the burden of RHAs in relation to the climate change scenarios investigated indicates a larger relative increase in Mediterranean countries (approximately three times) compared to northern European countries (approximately two times).

This focus on temperature is related to the high-temperature climate in which the vines are grown and these models will contribute to more extensive models of vine growth and development in relation to the climate that are currently under development.

Species' potential movements also need to be considered in relation to the climates that are available.

Jamison et al. [ 6] found that chronic pain patients in a colder climate did not report more pain than patients in warmer climates and suggested that the body establishes an equilibrium in relation to the local climate so that changes in weather trigger an increase in pain regardless of the prevailing meteorological conditions.

Bill Hooke of the American Meteorological Society is an invaluable guide to the interface of science and policy in relation to the atmosphere, climate, weather and disasters.

In recent decades, satellite observations, such as those from the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) satellite mission (Tapley et al. 2004), have further enabled us to better monitor the changing surface and groundwater systems especially in relation to the changing climate and growing human interventions.

We have discussed our findings in relation to the political climate of healthcare in each of the six countries.

The immediate and drastic shutdown of northern European airspace this week starkly contrasts with the temporizing defenses of the difficulty of changing our ordinary way of living (including trans-Atlantic travel) that most of us plead in relation to the threat of climate change.