Sentence examples for weather determinants from inspiring English sources

The weather determinants (such as horizontal illuminance and sun angles) were used as the input variables for the ANNs.

Two variables for time (date, hour), 5 weather determinants (outdoor temperature, solar radiation, humidity, UV index and UV dose) and 6 building parameters (distance to windows, number of windows, orientation of rooms, floor identification, room dimensions and point identification) were considered as input variables.

In conclusion, the results of this study show that minimum temperature and high tide were the key weather determinants of BFV disease transmission in Gladstone region.

An alternative hypothesis could be that sudden changes in temperature taking place when going out or entering indoors during cold weather are important determinants of mortality.

Thus, expectations about weather (and other varying determinants of supply and/or demand) are likely to affect both supply and demand, in such a way that weather changes may not have the expected consequences.He proposed a statistical tool, the vector autoregression (VAR), as a solution to this problem.

Frequency profiles revealed an abundance of data on weather and food-specific determinants, but also exposed extensive data deficiencies, particularly with regard to the potential effects of climate change on the pathogens evaluated.

The easterly passage of anticyclones (high-pressure areas) and depressions is the main determinant of weather for most of Victoria.

SABs are principal determinants of weathering of rocks (Gorbushina and Krumbein, [2000]) and other materials exposed to air (e.g. Noack-Schönmann et al. [2014]).

Weather is a major determinant of butterfly activity and behaviour [ 68], and varies more largely between days of a given years than between years.

In addition to these macro-level societal determinants, climate and weather also act as individual-level social determinants of health, in that disadvantaged or poorer people are likely to be less able to manage and mitigate possible effects of weather on their health.

Initial national assessments and communications made clear that a major constraint to conducting a vulnerability and adaptation assessment is the lack of high-quality long-term data sets, particularly in most low-income countries and many economies in transition, to understand current relationships between weather and climate and health determinants and outcomes.