Sentence examples for meteorological factor from inspiring English sources

Rainfall has been considered as an important meteorological factor to threat aircraft flight safety.

Wind speed is the strongest factor that affects the magnitude of TSP dry deposition velocity, and the temperature is another considerable strong meteorological factor.

As the time factor and meteorological factor are the two important factors which affect traffic, they did the data preprocessing for bus data in Guangzhou from August to December in 2014 and conducted several experiments to determine the network structure and parameters which are suitable for prediction of bus traffic.

Controlling the confounding factors on respiratory hospitalizations such as long-term trend, meteorological factor, atmospheric pollution, and calendar effect, the research is designed to study the effect of sand-dust weather on respiratory diseases from 2001 to 2005 in Lanzhou City on the basis of the semi-parametric generalized additive model (GAM).

To identify the contribution of meteorological factor to air quality change, an aerosol simulation from 1995 to 2004 with the global air quality model GEM-AQ/EC was designed without year-to-year changes in the anthropogenic aerosol (including sulfate and organic and black carbon) emissions over the 10-year span.

However, no significant correlations were found between headache incidence and the raw data of any meteorological factor.

What makes the situation here different is the confluence of topographic and meteorological factors.

So this very strong jet stream has kept this cold air locked in, and then suddenly it's been allowed to be released, sort of splurged out southwards, due to various meteorological factors.

This is pulling natural gas futures higher, along with help from other political and meteorological factors.

Marrelli et al. [56] studied the seasonal and meteorological factors in primary headache disorders.

However, regional differences in meteorological factors affecting lightning activity need to be examined in future research.