Sentence examples for variability has increased from inspiring English sources

The general perception is that climate variability has increased in the region.

Specifically, peak-season precipitation has decreased while daily precipitation variability has increased, and the frequency of dry spells has increased while the intensity of dry spells has decreased (Singh et al. 2014).

Over the last decades, understanding of these modes of climate variability has increased but prediction in the context of global warming has proven difficult because of the lack of pertinent and reproducible paleodata.

Peak rain event flow rates have increased by about 1 m3 s−1 yr−1 in both watersheds and event flow variability has increased two-fold in the Don and five-fold in the Humber.

Peak rain event flow rates have increased by almost 0.1 m3 s−1 yr−1 in both watersheds and event flow variability has increased two-fold in the Don and almost five-fold in the Humber.

That is, the variability has increased by nearly four fold.

A 1995 report stated: "Overall, there is no evidence that extreme weather events, or climate variability, have increased, in a global sense, through the 20th century".

The impacts of climate change are already visible given that temperature and rainfall variabilities have increased and intensified over the last two decades.

Surely most of us feel that it is warmer, and it would be simple (if simplistic) to plan for next fall or winter to be warm again: The variability of seasons has increased along with average temperatures: The recent decades set records for both the warmest and coldest winters.

In particular, we showed that lifespan variability decreases for younger ages because of its sensitivity to the childhood mortality parameters, and that lifespan variability at older ages has increased because its sensitivity to the decline in adult mortality is in fact negative.

However, qPCR also has increased variability at lower copy numbers [ 35], which may lead to further imprecision and bias being introduced at the quantification stage.