Sentence examples for intensification of droughts from inspiring English sources
These results suggest that, in the Lower Lakes, drought could cause water quality deterioration through water acidification and increased nutrient and Chl-a concentrations, more effective water management in the lake catchment is thus crucial to prevent the similar water quality deterioration since the projected intensification of droughts.
The greater intensification of drought stress for maize than wheat with the same GCMs and RCPs largely reflects that wheat is sown in the autumn with cooler temperatures as compared to maize, which grows in the summer.
These authors predict that by mid- to late twenty-first century, an intensification of drought driven by El Niño conditions will prevail in the Western Pacific.
The persistent arid conditions might be explained by the intensification of the summer drought due to the high seasonality contrast at these latitudes caused by the orbital-induced summer insolation maximum.
We propose that the observed changes in woody vegetation (densities, species composition and spatial distribution) are mediated by changes in land use, including intensification and promotion of drought tolerant and fast growing species.
Somalia, which has had no stable government for two decades, has plunged even deeper into misery this year because of a severe drought and an intensification of fighting as first Kenyan and then Ethiopian forces crossed the border in the past few weeks to tackle the al-Qaida-linked Islamist rebels.
Farmer's Notebook: Crops under 'System of Rice Intensification' withstand drought conditions.
The overall effect is an intensification of the water cycle that causes more extreme floods and droughts globally.
Intensification of adjacent dry and wet spells together has the potential to transform conditions into prolonged droughts followed by extreme flooding and vice versa, such as the switch from extreme drought to severe flooding that occurred in California during the recent past18.
The investment bank did not elaborate much on what that economic surprise could be, but troubles in the emerging economies that are driving global growth, higher gas prices and an intensification of the financial troubles in Europe seem like plausible candidates, as do natural disasters like hurricanes and droughts.
An intensification of life".
