Sentence examples for using the same climate from inspiring English sources
Using the same climate models as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Andy Ridgewell led a team of scientists at the University of Bristol to calculate how different varieties of crops would affect global temperatures.
Reanalysis datasets are created by assimilating ("inputting") climate observations using the same climate model throughout the entire reanalysis period in order to reduce the effects of modeling changes on climate statistics (Compo et al. 2011).
The initialized and non-initialized ensembles are referred to as Init and NoInit, respectively, and were performed using exactly the same climate models and natural and anthropogenic forcings.
Each topic is using the same future estimates of climate and population change.
Bobb et al. argued against fitting one model across a range of climates (using the same degrees of freedom, splines and temperature measures), as they found that in most cities there were two or more models with a similar fit to the data [ 19].
It's time for new climate victories, using the same logic that defeated Keystone XL, not for paying corporations for our environmental wins or for greenlighting harmful new trade pacts.
To measure the change in species distributions under future climate scenarios, we calculated the percentage of predicted area lost between the current and future predicted climate distribution model and compared them using the same Maxent threshold.
Although, the framework suggests that implementation climate should be assessed at the group level as an aggregation of shared perceptions, our results demonstrate that implementation climate can also be measured at the individual level using the same theoretical construct.
But what the public conversation about climate change hasn't done, to date, is to address both questions simultaneously, using the same basic methodology and assumptions.
Using the same methodology to create Fig. 6a, trends in CRE are estimated using the monthly mean temperature and PWV from a reanalysis product and a climate model.
