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Long-term climate variability is expected to lead to increases in both the magnitude and distribution of disturbances.

As BTI-induced VT variability is expected to increase with 3D fin dimension scaling, such variability must be accurately characterized and considered for circuit designs.

The researchers conclude that annual rainfall anomaly is a major control on WRSI and the future rainfall variability is expected to increase in the next 100 years.

Moreover, the future rainfall trend analysis indicated that there would be rainfall variability in the years 2020 2049, 2040 2069, and 2070 2099, and this rainfall variability is expected to limit the future rangeland water index in our study areas.

The AFA expects damages linked to vulnerability factors (number, value, and distribution of assets) to increase 72% in the next 25 years, whereas the impact of climate change or annual climate variability is expected to play a smaller role (AFA 2015).

Climate variability is expected to reduce the effectiveness of traditional risk management strategies and may require a market-based risk management strategy, such as weather index insurance in agriculture (Skees et al. 1999; World Bank 2005; Linnerooth-Bayer et al. 2005; Meze-Hausken et al. 2009).

Under the influences of global climate change, both mean temperature and temperature variability are expected to increase globally, likely affecting the increasing frequency of weather extremes [ 4, 5].

The results obtained suggest that, on average, modeling results based on high-resolution rainfall data are improved for the subset whose rainfall variability influence is expected to be significant according to index values.

By focusing on "the global", however, the chapter follows much of the popular and academic climate change discourse: it obscures the regional variability that is expected to characterize future changes in climate as well as the unevenness in response capacities across and within nations.

Under more severe conditions, increased variability in infiltration is expected to increase dispersion.

Furthermore, spatial variability of LGD is expected to have significant influence on the nutrient balance due to heterogeneous nutrient concentrations.