Sentence examples for model of drought from inspiring English sources

Transferring of two-day-old seedlings on dry filter paper for 1 day under the growth conditions served as a model of drought stress.

Overall, both species exhibited an isohydric model of drought tolerance by a reduction in stomatal conductance that resulted in maintained leaf water potential and the ability to osmotically adjust to maintain leaf turgor in the WS treatment.

Predictive models of drought indices help in assessing water scarcity situations, drought identification and severity characterization.

Probabilistic modelling of drought events is a significant aspect of water resources management and planning.

This article describes the development of a GIS-based model of historical drought and population change in western Canada, designed to support qualitative field research into drought adaptation and migration.

These climatic parameters may thus model a pattern of drought response that does not imply short-term recovery.

Mishra and Singh (2010b) provided a review of drought models that include regression models, time series models, probability models, artificial neural network models, and hybrid models; and spatio-temporal drought analysis; drought modeling under climate change scenarios.

In this participatory research approach, it was confirmed that the major barriers for the use of drought model products were lack of skill, lack of understanding, and lack of trust of the products.

The study, by Eleanor Burke and two Hadley Centre colleagues, models how a measure of drought known as the Palmer Drought Severity Index (PDSI) is likely to increase globally during the coming century with predicted changes in rainfall and heat around the world because of climate change.

Given its probabilistic nature, the presented model offers both a measure of drought severity and probability of drought occurrence.

We designed, calibrated and validated a water balance model that produces annual estimates of drought intensity and duration for all plant cohorts in a forest stand.