Sentence examples for address temperature from inspiring English sources

Most of these only address temperature (the symptom) rather than CO2 (the cause) and hence are not a real fix.

To address temperature disparity in time and space, we extend the conservative adaptive velocity-space discretization scheme proposed in [Taitano et al., J. Comput. Phys., 318, 391 420, (2016)] to a spatially inhomogeneous system.

Here, we address temperature tolerance as a potential contributor to the success of invasive species, and we examine heat-shock protein (Hsp) expression as a physiological mechanism of this differential temperature tolerance.

They then use a reverse engineering method to address temperature compensation in the transduction mechanisms (receptor potential).

Importantly, none of the above studies directly addressed temperature, a critical shortcoming for the paleobotanical community because aspects of leaf dissection are useful, along with other size and shape variables, for reconstructing climate [27].

If your experiment addresses temperature, you could choose orange and blue or red and blue as your color theme to represent hot and cold.

Works addressing temperature-dependent virulence factors in animal pathogens and their regulation have been published only recently [ 4, 5].

We undertook this effort because of the paucity of work addressing temperature-mortality relationships for the U.S. urban population as a whole addressing mortality effects in winter as well as summer, or addressing mortality for non-extreme temperatures.

Additionally, the study opens a new way of addressing the temperature and strain rate dependencies in constitutive model by using the equivalent strain rate at reference temperature as a unique parameter.

To address body temperature regulation more directly, we implanted miniature radiofrequency transmitters (Minimitter) for continuous recording of body temperature by telemetry in D1R KO (n = 6) and WT (n = 8) mice, which were then maintained on 60% CR feeding at ZT 8.

Political inaction on global warming has become so dire that nations must now consider extreme technical solutions - such as blocking out the sun - to address catastrophic temperature rises, scientists from around the world warn today.