Sentence examples for objective weather from inspiring English sources
Based on our evaluation, we recommend use of objective weather indices derived from observed atmospheric pressure patterns when interpreting fluvial flood risk linked to climate drivers.
In this paper, we use an objective weather classification scheme to reconstruct the atmospheric drivers of fluvial flood occurrence and magnitude in England, Scotland and Wales since the 1870s.
More importantly, using external objective weather records and avalanche bulletin data issued at the time of accidents, they found that for at least the two clues – Unstable Snow and Thaw – missing values meant that the clues were actually absent.
The use of objective weather data may increase insight into the seasonal effects on joint pain in people with OA and the differences between countries.
We also evaluated the relation of such changes with objective measures of weather conditions, which may reflect sun exposure and trends in physical activity.
Objectives: To determine weather uNGAL and/or uIL-18 are good predictors of acute kidney injury (AKI).
Modularization can reduce the construction cost and duration; also materialize quality and safety objectives under inclement weather conditions and tight labor availability constraints.
However, faced with overly ambitious objectives and atrocious weather, the combined operation failed to destroy the Partisan forces and was called off on 23 January 1942, with the Germans having suffered casualties of 25 dead, 131 wounded, and one missing, as well as around 300 cases of frostbite.
To retrieve the cyclone center from these circumstances, a synergistic approach based on objective measures and Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP) model is being proposed.
Quantitative and objective characterization of weathered states of rock by means of chemical weathering indices has significant potential in ground investigation practice.
We take refuge in false memories of perpetual golden summers, and regard what, on any objective scale, would be trivial weather nuisances, as dashers of hopes and ruiners of our sense of the proper order of things.
