Sentence examples for baseline temperatures from inspiring English sources

Lower baseline temperatures is one problem.

Karoly pointed out that Nasa's baseline temperatures, which new measurements are compared against, already included about 0.5C of warming in global temperatures.

Nasa's records indicate July was about 1.3C warmer than the pre-industrial average, said David Karoly, a climate scientist from the University of Melbourne, who pointed out that Nasa's baseline temperatures already included about 0.5C of warming in global temperatures.

The effects of the warming are expected to be profound: if global warming has occurred as rapidly as some climatologists have suggested, the mean temperature of Earth's lower atmosphere will increase by 1.8 to 4 °C (3.2 to 7.2 °F) by 2100 over baseline temperatures established in 2000.

"It is a lot easier for oceans to heat up above the corals' thresholds for bleaching when climate change is warming the baseline temperatures," said C. Mark Eakin, who runs a program called Coral Reef Watch for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Baseline PRFS was accurate to 1 °C and showed that tissues regained baseline temperatures within 5 min. Before sonication, coefficient of variation for repeat ADC measurements was 0.8%.

The map below shows the baseline temperature (average for 1961-1990) for Greater Manchester.

"The baseline temperature on the Great Barrier Reef has gone up between a half and a full degree, depending on where you are," he says.

"The baseline temperature on the barrier reef has gone up between a half a degree and a full degree depending where you are on the great barrier reef.

"It's almost like having a personal sun following you around," says Dr Ratti, although if you inadvertently leave your phone on your desk you get to shiver at whatever baseline temperature the building's general HVAC system is maintaining.

The baseline temperature was 32°C.