Sentence examples for localised conditions from inspiring English sources

Sonu Agrawal of Weather Risk notes growing demand for detail on highly localised conditions and short-term rain and hail forecasts.

While we appreciate that there are a number of localised conditions that prefigured leading practices, here we focus on the arrangements that formed the practice architectures across the preschool sites.

Depending on the observations made by the meat inspector (none, generalised vs. localised conditions) on the carcass, the carcass can either be 1) classified as entirely fit for human consumption; 2) wholly condemned (this includes organs and blood) or 3) partially condemned (only parts of the carcass unfit for human consumption are removed).

The timing of symptom initiation varies depending on localised climatic conditions.

The iterative construction of these localised predictable conditions from unpredictable starting materials relies on, generates, and is made easier by reusable social and physical infrastructure.

The co-incidence of site-specific differences in both water and on coral indicates that environmental conditions at Harry's Bommie may have the capacity to influence the coral associated bacterial community structure either directly or indirectly by a host response to the localised environmental conditions.

Delivery of anti-inflammatory drugs to mucosal surfaces may also be crucial in patients suffering from localised inflammatory conditions, such as gingival inflammation, periodontal disease, sinusitis, allergic rhinitis, vaginal infections, otitis, conjunctivitis, Sjögren syndrome and IBD.

Furthermore, we have shown that four out of five of these identified taxa show strong patterns of regional geographic dominance that suggests an adaptive origin to localised ecological conditions and offers a likely mechanism in mediating their co-existence performing the same ecological role in the same fig species.

Today, Mars is cold and dry; its regolith is permanently frozen and except under highly localised and transient conditions, liquid water is unstable at the surface.

The area of dentin thus needs to be localised and the condition initiated by opening the tubules [ 10].

CS is characterized by transmission under natural conditions causing localised outbreaks with generally a high number of animals affected in certain geographical areas [ 10].