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The document provides recommendations for enhancing a study's presentation, suggesting the inclusion of graphs for rainfall and temperature to improve understanding of climatic conditions. It notes that while the abstract is well-organized, it lacks quantitative data and specific climate scenarios, which would strengthen its scientific rigor. Additionally, the abstract does not meet the journal's word count requirement and needs to be revised accordingly.

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The document provides recommendations for enhancing a study's presentation, suggesting the inclusion of graphs for rainfall and temperature to improve understanding of climatic conditions. It notes that while the abstract is well-organized, it lacks quantitative data and specific climate scenarios, which would strengthen its scientific rigor. Additionally, the abstract does not meet the journal's word count requirement and needs to be revised accordingly.

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 It is recommended to include graphs of observed rainfall and temperature for the selected
station(s), next to study area location map. This would enhance the reader’s
understanding of the climatic conditions and improve the transparency and robustness of
the analysis.
 The abstract is well organized and articulately conveys the study's aim, methods, and
principal results. Nonetheless, it remains fairly vague and might be enhanced by
incorporating additional quantitative data to more accurately represent the extent of the
observed hydrological alterations. Furthermore, explicit details regarding the climate
scenarios employed and critical numerical outcomes would augment the scientific rigor
and informativeness of the abstract.
 The abstract fails to meet the journal's stipulation of 200–300 words, as it presently falls
short of the minimum threshold. The authors must edit the abstract.

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