Sentences with phrase «with wide variability»

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Their results confirm, in all three groups, that species living in regions with greater temperature variability have both greater environmental tolerances and wider ranges — both in terms of latitude and altitude.

In fact, sample sex ratios collected for loggerhead turtles for more than 10 years in Palm Beach County, Fla. show significant variability, with highly female - biased ratios being produced over a wider range of temperatures than are found in many well - controlled laboratory studies.

(The national figure is about 13 percent, but the state - to - state variability is wide — although Texas, along with California and a handful of others, has long been a low - end outlier.)

Piotroski recognized that, although it has long been shown that value stocks (or high book - to - market firms as he calls them) have strong returns as a group, there is nevertheless a very wide variability in terms of the returns of these stocks, with most of them performing worse than the market.

Because Salukis ranged with their nomadic owners over a wide area of the Middle East, they became widely distributed with great local variation, resulting in the breed's variability today.

AR5 section 9.5.3 concludes «Nevertheless, the lines of evidence above suggest with high confidence that models reproduce global and NH temperature variability on a wide range of time scales.»

Models all produce natural variability, many of which show temperature flatlines over decadal timescales, and given the wide importance of natural variability over < 10 year time scales and uncertain forcings, one can absolutely not claim that this is inconsistent with current thinking about climate.

Furthermore, we characterize this variability over the widest possible range of scales that the available information allows, and we try to connect the deterministic Milankovitch cycles with the Hurst — Kolmogorov (HK) stochastic dynamics.

Combining the limitations of this data with the (interannual) variability in atmospheric and oceanic conditions between now and September 2008 leaves a wide range of scenarios open for how sea ice conditions may develop throughout the summer.

James Hurrell and colleagues in an article in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society stated that the «global coupled atmosphere — ocean — land — cryosphere system exhibits a wide range of physical and dynamical phenomena with associated physical, biological, and chemical feedbacks that collectively result in a continuum of temporal and spatial variability.

Changes in the average length and positions of Atlantic storm tracks are also associated with regional climate variability.28 The locations and frequency of storms striking land have been argued to vary in opposing ways than basin - wide frequency.

Over the past 60 years, Alaska has warmed more than twice as rapidly as the rest of the United States, with state - wide average annual air temperature increasing by 3 °F and average winter temperature by 6 °F, with substantial year - to - year and regional variability.1 Most of the warming occurred around 1976 during a shift in a long - lived climate pattern (the Pacific Decadal Oscillation [PDO]-RRB- from a cooler pattern to a warmer one.

Jevrejeva 2014:» Fig. 15 reveals that during the past 203 years there are several time periods with positive and negative sea level accelerations, suggesting that a wide spectrum (from 10 to 100 years) of variability influences estimates of sea level acceleration, and this leads to uncer - tainty in the quadratic fitting of the GSL depending on the time period selected.»

T he global coupled atmosphere — ocean — land — cryosphere system exhibits a wide range of physical and dynamical phenomena with associated physical, biological, and chemical feedbacks that collectively result in a continuum of temporal and spatial variability.