Sentence examples for change in cold from inspiring English sources

Thus, the severity of the hand injury did not predict change in cold sensitivity over time.

However, no change in cold tolerance by ABA application (1 100 µm) was found experimentally in K. flaccidum by.

None of the predictors were significantly linked to any change in cold sensitivity in patients with traumatic hand-injury.

None of the investigated predictors related to the hand injury were significantly associated with a change in cold sensitivity at the 8-year follow up.

None of the factors listed in Tables  4 and 5 were significantly associated with change in cold sensitivity at 8-year follow up.

However, there was no significant relationship (p-value = 0.26) between the sense of coherence score and change in cold sensitivity between the 1 and 8 year follow up.

To determine whether functional and demographic senescence have a similar genetic basis, we measured genotypic variation in the age-related change in cold-stress resilience and age-specific mortality using ten inbred lines of Drosophila melanogaster.

The model, and future experimental studies building on it, can help understand and predict global phenomena such as non-native plant invasion and the effects of disturbance under climate change in cold-climate mountain ecosystems.

While it is "likely" that anthropogenic influences are behind the changes in cold days and warm days, there is only "medium confidence" that they are behind changes in extreme rainfall events, and "low confidence" in attributing any changes in tropical cyclone activity to greenhouse gas emissions or anything else humanity has done.

Climatic and environmental changes in cold regions cause adaptation through ecological and evolutionary responses by organisms.

It is envisaged that if these trends continue, changes in cold and heat stresses in the 21st century would be much greater than those experienced during the 20th century.