decadal Antonyms
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Meaning of decadal
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decadal (a.)
Pertaining to ten; consisting of tens.
decadal Sentence Examples
- Climate scientists often analyze decadal patterns to understand long-term climate trends.
- Economic forecasters use decadal data to predict future market conditions.
- The census bureau releases decadal population counts to track demographic shifts.
- Geologists study decadal changes in sediment layers to decipher environmental history.
- Decadal fluctuations in ocean currents can have profound effects on marine ecosystems.
- Policy makers rely on decadal projections to plan infrastructure development.
- Demographers analyze decadal migration patterns to inform urban planning initiatives.
- Sociologists study decadal changes in social norms and values.
- Decadal surveys of wildlife populations help conservationists identify species at risk.
- Energy analysts use decadal trends to anticipate future energy demands.
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Pertaining to ten; consisting of tens.
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Climate scientists often analyze decadal patterns to understand long-term climate trends.
Economic forecasters use decadal data to predict future market conditions.
The census bureau releases decadal population counts to track demographic shifts.
Geologists study decadal changes in sediment layers to decipher environmental history.
