The extreme precipitation events driving flood occurrence may arrive non-uniformly in time.
In the study area, temperature, which is more important than precipitation in driving wetland landscape fragmentation processes, cannot be omitted.
Observational studies have offered considerable insight into the importance of high temperatures compared to precipitation in driving negative yield trends17,18 and non-linear yield responses19,20.
Carlson's previous research has explored the influence of precipitation in driving variation in natural selection on salmon body size at a single location.
The application of SBF for the surface mineralization of various materials in vitro has been reviewed (Kim 2003), while the theoretical analysis of CaPO4 precipitation (the driving force and the nucleation rate based on the classical crystallization theory) in SBF is also available (Lu and Leng 2005).
Even communities far inland will be threatened as climate change brings more heat waves and alters precipitation patterns, driving up the risk of both droughts and extreme flooding.
Calcium binding to hydrogencitrate and, more importantly, to citrate is suggested to decrease the rate of precipitation by lowering the driving force of precipitation, and becoming important for the robust spontaneous supersaturation with perspectives for design of functional foods with increased calcium bioavailability.
thesis subject was Ekman Pumping mechanism driving Precipitation anomalies in Response to Equatorial Heating.
Fe(III) respiration in the sediments returns the majority of iron to the water column but also generates considerable alkalinity in pore waters, driving precipitation of siderite from Fe2+ and respiration-influenced CO2.
However, UC Berkeley scientists reported today at the annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union meeting in San Francisco that the processes that lead to increased precipitation are also driving unexpected changes in the ionosphere, the uppermost level of the atmosphere.
