Sentence examples for a higher climate from inspiring English sources

What we show in our paper is that if we take his result, and re-analyze the 20th-century observational record then we get a higher climate sensitivity than [studies] which assumed that all forcing was equally effective.

"The (existing) models were built at a time when it was thought that this aerosol cooling was higher so the models needed to have a higher climate sensitivity or they would have been chucked out as not matching historical warming".

Other factors being equal, a higher climate sensitivity means that more warming will occur for a given increase in greenhouse gas forcing.

It's increasingly difficult to reconcile a high climate sensitivity (say over 4C) with the observational evidence for the planetary energy balance over the industrial era.

I have argued for years that the odds on a high climate sensitivity are largely irrelevant to the warming we should expect over the coming century, and I certainly never suggested to David that my assessment of the odds on any particular level of warming by 2100 had changed.

Anyway, there have now been several recent papers showing much the same – numerous factors including: the increase in positive forcing (CO2 and the recent work on black carbon), decrease in estimated negative forcing (aerosols), combined with the stubborn refusal of the planet to warm as had been predicted over the last decade, all makes a high climate sensitivity increasingly untenable.

And surprisingly, many remain unaware that travel is a high climate impact activity.

The invasive species had a high climate match in 50 85% without a permanent water source, and 60 90% with permanent water source.

Bioenergy crops had a high climate match (EI≥30) in at least some part of 20 85% of US ecoregions without a permanent water supply, and 35 90% with an irrigation factor (Table 4).

Pheloung and colleagues recognized the importance of evaluating the climate match for target species [16], but performed their assessments at the continental scale for Australia, which has regions varying from deserts to tropical rain forests, so the likelihood of at least one habitat having a high climate match for the country is nearly certain.

Vulnerability indices were calculated for each of the four socio-economic scenarios and run twice using each GCM as: (i) a "high-end climate scenario" (where each GCM is combined with the SRES A1 emissions scenario and a "high" climate sensitivity) and, (ii) a "moderate climate scenario" (where each GCM is combined with the SRES B1 emissions scenario and a "low" climate sensitivity).