Sentence examples for incidence climate from inspiring English sources

Three malaria incidence climate seasons (MICS) could be identified consistently over the two years follow up: a high malaria incidence climate season (HMICS) from August to November, a moderate malaria incidence climate season (MMICS) from April to July, and a low malaria incidence climate season (LMCIS) from December to March.

Johansson et al. (2009a) found only weak associations between DF incidence, climate, and ENSO indices based on country-level analyses in Puerto Rico, Mexico, and Thailand.

The FAO/OECD Workshop on Building Resilience for Adaptation to Climate Change in the Agriculture Sector will consider the various types risks to which agriculture is prone, the incidence climate change is expected to have on them, and various risk management strategies, depending on types of risks, and the country in question.

The livelihood prospects of pastoralists remaining in communal grazing areas are hence potentially challenged by higher vulnerability to livestock disease incidences, climate variability and land degradation.

Given the predicted greater incidence of climate extremes to forests in climatic transition zones under climate change predictions, monitoring using satellite-derived vegetation indices is a low cost and effective means of identifying longer-term changes as opposed to natural inter-annual variability in forest growth.

The study is "a beautiful piece of work that shows the first incidence of climate affecting an important functional trait in the bees," said Sydney Cameron, a professor of entomology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, who was not involved with the study.

Another major factor implicated in the increase in TBE incidence is climate change.

Mathematical models offer powerful tools for understanding geographic shifts in incidence as climate changes.

Therefore, such models should not be used for global projections of risk or incidence under climate change.

Introduction of a dengue virus serotype for which the population lacks immunity can cause particularly high incidence, and climate may have a strong influence on vector populations.

The relationship between scrub typhus incidence and climate type reflects the behavior and population densities of trombiculidae within various environments [ 5].