Sentence examples for weather altered from inspiring English sources

A serious run by Phil Mickelson and a 49-minute delay because of bad weather altered the plot today, but the basic story did not change.

Wet weather altered the course of the match and, despite an opening partnership of 63 between Hobbs and Sutcliffe, Australia won by 11 runs.

Extreme and unpredictable weather, altered seasons, and poor water, snow, and ice conditions are climate impacts that can cause injury.

We examined how weather altered the effect of treatment on brood survival and found that maximum temperature and relative humidity significantly improved model fit (Table  1a).

In addition, we investigated whether initial parental feeding rates were associated with brood survival and whether the hormonal treatment and weather conditions altered this effect.

Using sumi ink on handmade paper, Ms. Pape exposes her materials to the elements, letting the weather alter her lines.

Transformation of the global carbon cycle in the next century is projected to raise planetary temperatures, lead to more extreme fluctuations in weather, alter species distributions, and increase extinction rates.

If you find that the mixture leaves your furniture too oily, or you're worried about the oil getting rancid in hot weather, alter your proportions to include less oil.

Exposure of PyOM to high energy light prior to addition to soil or sediment, or while entrained in the atmosphere, may induce significant surface photooxidation, i.e., photochemical weathering, altering its environmental reactivity.

England won the first two Tests of the series, assisted by poor weather which altered pitch conditions in their favour.

Often, though, they are not, particularly when the dynamical system is real-world, for example the evolution of a colony's population, the density of a chemical in a solution or the way the weather alters.