Sentence examples for variability of seasons from inspiring English sources

Angels tipped the Earth on its axis, subjecting it to the variability of seasons.

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.

For the special case of Lasioglossum malachurum we derive estimates of the variability of seasons.

Model results for uniformly distributed season length indicate that with more realistic distribution functions and observed variability of season length graded control is rather improbable.

All estimates of the variability of season length for L. malachurum yielded similar values (Fig. 1) lending some confidence in the validity of these estimates.

Brian McNoldy at the University of Miami noted several reasons why NOAA should not cease seasonal predictions, including the variability of hurricane seasons and the value of supplementing climatology with seasonal forecasts.

Hydrologic regimes in tropical and subtropical regions (e.g. hurricanes, tropical storms, and droughts) impact biogeochemical processes in created and restored wetlands with variability of wet/dry seasons and extreme weather events.

In other words, our ensemble of simulations constitutes a probabilistic sensitivity analysis (PSA) on natural history parameters of influenza as well as on the variability of influenza seasons.

This phenomenon is likely due to the variability of flowers during different seasons, batches, ages of seedlings as well as viral effects, since it has previously been reported in ranunculid species that TRV2-empty plants showed asymmetric reduction in sepal size, occasional brown, necrotic spots on sepal, as well as stunted growth.

During the main breeding season, variability of female vole reproduction is predominantly shaped by food resources, suggesting that only highly productive environment may induce vole outbreaks.

The year-to-year and in-season variability of pollen exposure makes the efficacy assessment of immunotherapy during natural pollen exposure highly variable, and the magnitude of the treatment effect may be affected by the efficacy of the treatment and actual pollen exposure.