Sentence examples for annual mean increase from inspiring English sources
In the regions south of 44°S, the strong summer CO2 uptake drives the annual mean increase with winter CO2 uptake changing only little.
The natural variability associated with individual increases in weight, ε w, was assumed to be normally distributed with the standard deviation of each age-specific error distribution set equal to the standard deviation of the observed annual mean increases in weight-at-age (w x + 1/ w x ).
A moderately confident projection exists for an increase in the frequency of cyclones, while rainfall, although maintaining a similar annual mean, will increase in the wet season and decrease in the dry season (11).
Although annual mean ETo increase by 4 12% in most of the region.
Whereas the annual mean precipitation increase from 1980 2009 was about 2.4 mm/year (Fig. 14a), that of the near-term period was about 3.2 mm/year (Fig. 15a).
Annual mean temperature increase at 5 cm height was on average 0.7°C (P < 0.05) higher in OTCs in all communities.
Annual mean TEC increased from the minimum in 2009 almost linearly till 2012, remains at the same level in 2013 and then increased again in 2014.
The NO2 and PM10 annual means will increase in Portugal and in the Porto municipality, and the maximum 8-hr daily O3 value will increase in the Porto suburban areas (approximately 5%) and decrease in the urban area (approximately 2%).
In addition, the annual mean temperature has increased 0.6°C in the Yellow River from 1950 to 2000 (Qiu et al.2003), especially after 2000, the mean annual temperature is 1°C higher than the 1950s (Yang et al.2009), and regional climate models predict that the temperature will increase by 3.44 ~3.90°C at the end of the 21st century (Yao et al.2009).2009
The standard deviation of annual mean NAR will increase by 8% on average in the future.
The annual mean temperature will increase significantly (by about 2 °C) that will result in shorter growing periods since the sum of degree days until harvest will be reached earlier.
