Sentence examples for pattern of extreme from inspiring English sources

"There's an even shot that our pattern of extreme dryness may flip" to storms, Mr. Miner said.

On Monday, New York governor Andrew Cuomo reiterated his observations from that storm, citing "a pattern of extreme weather".

Using microsatellite data, a pattern of extreme genetic differentiation was found among populations (global F ST) of 0.716), which exceeds the highest values reported in freshwater fish.

This week he said that he hoped that the MPC would be able "to return to a pattern of extreme boringness in the future".

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change last September pointed to a changing pattern of extreme weather since 1950, with more heatwaves and downpours in many parts of the world, as the Earth has warmed by about 0.7C.

Friedrich-Wilhelm Gerstengarbe, a scientist and assistant director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, said he considered global warming a factor in a changing pattern of extreme weather conditions of drought, storms, and floods.

Their consensus statement, to be released on 8 June, says there is "evidence that changing patterns of extreme events are drivers for recent increases in global losses".

The reality is that efforts to attribute shifts in patterns of extreme weather to the greenhouse effect remain dogged by enormous uncertainty.

Inclusion of the physiological response of various life stages and modelling the patterns of extreme events observed in nature are suggested for future work.

Miller strongly disagreed with my discussion of the science revealing past patterns of extreme storminess in the Northeast and the science pointing to a rising human influence on some (but not all) kinds of extreme weather.

But larger patterns of extreme storms and precipitation, even if accompanied by cold snaps, support the theory of global warming, he and several climate researchers said, because warming oceans are sending more moisture into the air.