compared to contributions from management changes?'  and 'Can weather fluctuations explain part of the observed variability in annual national economic growth rates?' . Identification of weather sensitivity may also address the effects of individual climate extremes, for example asking, 'Was the observed outbreak of cholera triggered by an associated flood event?' . It is important to note that sensitivity could be described in diverse ways and that, for example, the fraction of the observed variability in a system explained by weather variability differs from the strength of the systems' response to a specific change in a weather variable. Nevertheless, all these different measures are integrated in the 'identification of weather sensitivity' assessment, where 'sensitivity' should not be considered a quantitative one-dimensional mathematical measure.
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