Sentence examples for changes in cold from inspiring English sources

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.

It is also possible that changes in cold channel mRNA expression levels are species dependent.

However, it does not exclude the possibility that changes in cold sensitivity might occur in the peripheral terminals of sensory neurons.

The agar plugs were then rinsed in three 1-hour changes of cold 0.1 M sodium cacodylate buffer, pH = 6.8 followed by a graded dehydration series of 1-hour changes in cold 30% ethanol, followed by 50% ethanol, and held overnight in 70% ethanol.

Utilizing a clinical trial design and double blind conditions, changes in cold-pressor pain threshold and tolerance following a 5-week trial of GPN (titrated to 2400 mg/day) were evaluated at peak and trough methadone plasma levels in a well-characterized MM sample.

Changes in cold-related deaths were not assessed nor were the deaths resulting from higher air pollution levels in hotter weather.

For both climate models, projected increases in premature deaths in hotter months tended to be large in mid-western and northeastern cities. Changes in cold-related premature deaths showed less consistent spatial patterns.

Among the many changes in cold-adapted endothelial cells were increases in the abundance of thioredoxin, thioredoxin reductase and glutathione S-transferase, which correlated with increases in their respective activities, increases in protein glutathionylation, recovery of reduced protein thiols and diminished oxidative stress following rewarming from 0°C.

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