Sentences with phrase «predictive understanding»

ARM's mission, still being executed and refined today, was outlined back then in crisp operational language: «to advance a robust predictive understanding of Earth's climate and environmental systems and to inform the development of sustainable solutions to the Nation's energy and environmental challenges.»

Hence, monitoring and predicting AMOC changes will be crucial for developing a robust predictive understanding of future Atlantic hurricane risk.

We hope this study will provide predictive understanding which is critical for effective fisheries management.»

Observational records of tropical storm and hurricanes are essential in order to discern how climatic changes have influenced tropical storms and hurricanes, and to build predictive understanding of the influence of climate on hurricanes.

«It implied a deep mechanistic and predictive understanding of how mass extinctions unfold that I wasn't sure we actually had.»

While the concept of microbial amendments is not new — indeed, commercial products are on the market — a predictive understanding of how the soil microbiome interacts with and affects plant growth is lacking.

Its influence on infectious disease is considered by Altizer and colleagues, who use examples from a wide range of host - pathogen systems to assess whether we are close to a predictive understanding of climate - disease interactions and their potential future shifts.

Yet there is little rationale for buying into such defeatist talk and every reason to look forward to the day, not that far off, when science will come to a naturalized, quantitative and predictive understanding of consciousness and its place in the universe.»

Blaser et al. (2016) Toward a predictive understanding of Earth's microbiomes to address 21st century challenges.

The study was a project of DOE's Next - Generation Ecosystem Experiment (NGEE - Arctic), which seeks to gain a predictive understanding of the Arctic terrestrial ecosystem's feedback to climate.

Their research is one of the first papers published in association with a new Department of Energy project called the Next - Generation Ecosystem Experiment (NGEE - Arctic), which seeks to gain a predictive understanding of the Arctic terrestrial ecosystem's feedback to climate.

Correcting this situation requires a predictive understanding of the processes responsible for land ice loss.