Sentence examples for variations in the climate from inspiring English sources

It said that, prior to then in the 20th century, any man-made heating was offset by other natural variations in the climate; but that human-released greenhouse gasses are the dominant explanation of the rise in temperatures post the 1970s.

On the other hand, in relation to the interdecadal variations in the climate of the summer climate, Inoue and Matsumoto (2007) showed that in the early 1980s, there were shifts not only in TC activity around Japan, but also in the entire large-scale circulation pattern over East Asia and the western North Pacific (WNP).

Despite the scientific consensus, opinion polls indicate many voters suspect natural variations in the climate are to blame.

The chameleon changes its appearance in accordance with its immediate surroundings, either to assume camouflage or as a response to variations in the climate.

More than 10percentt of Earth's vegetated surface is highly sensitive to variations in the climate, according to the report, and widespread extinctions due to climate change are expected by mid-century.

A previous IPCC report in September said the probability that human emissions of greenhouse gases, rather than natural variations in the climate, were the dominant cause of warming since 1950 had risen to at least 95percentt from 90percentt previously.

The authors found that there are times when different types of natural variation in the climate synchronize, which shifts the climate to a new state.

She and her colleagues found that 80% of the variation in the climate sensitivity predicted was due to changes in how clouds were described in the model.

There are uncertainties in the rate at which it might warm, and the natural variation in the climate system means it will not be a smooth warming.

Because of differences in local aspect and relief, there may be considerable variation in the climate, with the eastern areas tending to have milder winters and hotter, drier summers and the western (more mountainous) regions having more severe winters.

The clay soil at a higher level (0.45 m) had prominent variations in volumetric water content which corresponded well to the seasonal variation in the climate conditions and the rainfall or snowmelt events.