"weather sensitive" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is easily affected or influenced by weather conditions. Example: Our outdoor event is weather sensitive, so we may need to reschedule if there is a storm.
Overall, public transport users have less pleasant emotional experiences than users of other transport modes, while active mode users appear most weather sensitive.
But it should be noted that majority of the sampled population derived their means of subsistence from nomadic pastoral production system which are weather sensitive and therefore absence of non-agricultural income sources (salary or wages labour) which are not weather sensitive would be a significant determinant on vulnerability level as reflected in the odds ratio figures.
Our data indicate that only 13% of the studied migraineurs are weather sensitive.
Taken together, the results indicate that at least 13% of study participants are weather sensitive but due to the strict statistical adjusting methods applied, the actual number of weather sensitive migraineurs could be substantially higher.
Most vector-borne diseases exhibit a distinct seasonal pattern, which clearly suggests that they are weather sensitive.
With this method, we could clearly identify single weather sensitive migraineurs but their total amount (13%) may be underestimated.
With respect to reactions to short-term weather variations, people can be divided into two main groups: weather- resistant and weather- sensitive.
The results emphasize the importance of considering weather sensitivity in daily life of older people with OA and may help to identify weather-sensitive older people with OA.
The current results emphasize the importance of considering weather sensitivity in daily life of older people with OA and may help to identify weather-sensitive older people with OA.
"People in weather-sensitive businesses need lead time to make decisions".
Education has proven to have many spillovers related to productivity increases and diversification, allowing societies to reduce their dependence on weather-sensitive activities.
