Sentence examples for models for climate change from inspiring English sources
International models for climate change capture global warming trends on a broad scale, but do not adequately follow the events taking place in the large Himalayan drainage basins.
The model may also be incorporated into the integrated assessment models for climate change analyses.
Therefore, it seems that greater effort should be invested in improving the robustness of models for climate change impact studies, especially by developing more suitable model structures and proposing calibration procedures that increase their robustness.
Pollution models for climate change scenarios predict an increase in ozone concentrations over large areas, while the effect on particle concentrations is less clear [ 10].
HadRM3, a regional climatic data, have been used as input of the hydrological model for climate change impact studies.
However, we encourage institutions to universally assess the fitness of their digital outputs for use in research, especially such common uses as species distribution modeling for climate change (e.g., Loarie et al., 2008; Johnson et al., 2011), evolutionary studies (e.g., Soltis et al., 2014), and taxonomy.
Validating hydrologic models used for climate change predictions or sensitivity analyses are not truly possible until measurable climate changes actually occur [22].
Successful work in this area will require the health community to partner closely with climate scientists and development professionals to move beyond the assessment of climate variability and disease outcomes to predictive models accounting for climate change to facilitate targeted adaptation.
Volunteers will download three-dimensional model simulations for climate change from 1950 to 2050 and run them on their computers.
The model calculation for climate change scenarios in the Maribor region shows an increase in sanitary felling of Norway spruce due to spruce bark beetles, for all scenarios.
Based on the climatologically characteristic drought occurrence in the past and on climate model predictions for climate change and potentially greater drought occurrence in the future, we suggest that the frequency and relative risk of WNV outbreaks could increase.
