Sentence examples for indicative climate from inspiring English sources

This paper compares the effects of two indicative climate mitigation policies on river flows in six catchments in the UK with two scenarios representing un-mitigated emissions.

This map is very good indicative of climate and solar potential of different locations based on ANN analysis.

Most of the red ink was caused by just two disasters whose severity was indicative of climate change - Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

Analysis on models with a broad range of sensitivities will further elucidate if our results are more indicative of climate models in general.

Indicative mood - for the grammarians.

All of this is cause for concern because the SABC is influential and indicative of a climate in which freedom of expression remains fragile and cannot be taken for granted.

"It is indicative of the climate we're operating in," he said.

This may be indicative of ongoing climate change in the Chilean semiarid region, and we expect that further changes in the community will occur if those trends continue.

It has been the subject of a plethora of publications dealing with its importance in the field of ecology: from its role as an ecosystem engineer, being an indicative species of climate change in western Europe to questions of whether it was native or introduced to the old continent, spawning theories about its hypothetical routes of introduction and spreading.

However, z-corals, indicative for tropical/subtropical climate, are well reported from these deposits (Steininger and Seneš, 1971; Perrin and Bosellini, 2012).

If the changes in tea functional quality with water availability and herbivore pressures are indicative of broader climate change, tea production areas face increased heterogeneity with forecasted prolonged and more frequent droughts along with increased heavy precipitation events (Orlowsky and Seneviratne 2012; Seneviratne et al. 2012).