Most of the 34 populations, for which there are data from more than a single year, exhibited significant
interannual variation (P [less than] 0.
Interannual variation of the incidence of Haemophilus
Now, a new study suggests that most of these
interannual changes appear to result from a combination of two forces, one within Earth's lower atmosphere and another within the upper atmosphere.
29 euros per month, which means an
interannual increase of 1.
For more than 20 years, reanalyses have become invaluable for a range of research activities, for example, for case studies of selected weather events, for driving regional climate simulations, and for global long-term investigations of specific aspects of the atmospheric flow, including the quantification of trends and
interannual variability.
Due to this, the obtained data regarding distribution, abundance, and
interannual variation of the number of eggs collected are representative of the second spawning period.
Interannual shifts in the latitudinal distribution of white seabass have been suggested in the past (Skogsberg, 1939; Young (3); Maxwell (4)); however, fishery-independent data on movement patterns and stock structure of white seabass have been limited.
Interannual and interdecadal variability in the predominant Pacific Region SST anomaly patterns and their impact on a local climate.
El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) events also affect this region at seasonal to
interannual timescales (Rasmusson & Carpenter 1982, Rutllant & Montecino 2002).
Nonstationary
interannual teleconnections modulated by multidecadal variability
snowmelt and rainfall), as well as evaporation over seasonal and
interannual timescales, to answer the following questions: 1) Do physical and chemical conditions differ predictably between lakes that receive water input mainly from snowmelt and lakes fed mainly by rainfall?
