Sentence examples for representative of the climate from inspiring English sources

All three components are representative of the climate of "readiness".

Fourth, although we have made use of the best climatological data available, data from meteorological stations may not be necessarily representative of the climate patterns in the larger provinces.

We assumed an average of 124 days of cycling per year, HEAT's default value (Rutter et al. 2007), which is representative of the climate of the upper midwest, where bicycle commuting is most common from April through October.

Accordingly, for each population pair, we collected soil from the local population, and plants from the local and foreign population were grown in local soil in a common climate representative of the northern climate zone at the Commonwealth Scientific Industrial Research Organisation CSIRO Plant Industryry in Canberra, ACT (35°16′23″S, 149°06′42″E).

During the term of this study, 226 rainfall events were recorded and these were representative of the Adelaide climate.

For each month, years with TC counts below the mean were considered as low-TC years, which we assumed to be more representative of the SWM climate.

We isolated the impact of TCs and noted that this mechanism holds true for years with low or no TC effects, which are more representative of the SWM climate.

The relationships between the variables shown in Table 1 were recalculated for these low-TC years, which were assumed to more representative of the SWM climate (Additional file 1: Table S2).

But its overnight sensationalism is highly representative of the cultural climate and this most tangibly connected but emotionally disconnected demographic.

The current climate of the INDEPTH member HDSS sites was evaluated via weather station data from four proximate sites that are representative of the regional climate of the HDSSs in the study (Table 1 and Fig. 1).

Although we chose to simulate a year (2002) that is representative of the regional climate of the past decade, the magnitude of bene-fits achieved in any given year depends on inter-annual variability in meteorology and the resultant ambient air quality.