Sentence examples for loss of rainfall from inspiring English sources
One recent study, for example, suggested that engineered cooling of this sort would lead to a much bigger loss of rainfall in China than in India.
The Xingu River, he said, is already near a tipping point where the increased flows caused by the loss of tree roots will be nullified by the overall loss of rainfall.
In the new paper, the authors use 17 different climate models to anticipate which current wine areas will face increasing heat and loss of rainfall, and which areas will warm up sufficiently to be hospitable to viticulture.
Considering that, a few years ago, it was rare to get the computer time needed to do even a single geoengineering simulation with a state-of-the-art climate model, this investment of time and effort marks a big step forward.Whatever the models reveal about the pattern, impacts and nature of the loss of rainfall, it is hard to imagine that it will not be bad news of some sort.
We propose that wherever people suffer from lack of appropriate access to water (either due to deficient rainfall or topography resulting in quick loss of rainfall water), governments all over the world should take up holistic watershed management programmes, to fulfill the rights of their people to have access to water and access to health.
Farming strategy must therefore be directed towards minimizing any loss or wastage of rainfall.
He keeps a log of rainfall and snow.
Therefore, we should pay more attention to the P mobilized through long-term fertilization and enhance the P uptake due to C and P competitive sorption desorption, and avoid potential leaching loss of P during rainfall process.
Then, a comparison between the frequency distribution of soil loss and rainfall erosivity index of the USLE was carried out.
Higher rainfall amount, intensity, and the number of drops decreased percentage of rainfall interception loss.
The revised Gash analytical model of rainfall interception loss, extrapolated well the Im temporal variability of Q.i. and Q.p., provided the throughfall-based, and not Pennman-Monteith-based, average wet canopy evaporation rates were used.
