Sentence examples for elevated atmospheric from inspiring English sources

Industrially elevated atmospheric CO2 has since increased to about 400 parts per million, nearly90 ppm over 1950 levels.

Elevated atmospheric [CO2] will also affect grain micronutrient concentration and will increase the PA content (Myers et al. 2014; Dietterich et al. 2015).

Elevated atmospheric levels of sulphur gases formed aerosols such as sulphur dioxide and sulphuric acid, similar to those found in the atmosphere of Venus; these precipitated as acid rain.

Larrea invasion is thought to result from multiple drivers including overgrazing, altered disturbance regimes, elevated atmospheric CO2, and especially altered precipitation regimes and increased temperatures [28], [34].

Elevated atmospheric CO2 may increase plant production, but this response could be constrained by reductions in precipitation and soil moisture [20].

Elevated atmospheric CO2 concentration [CO2] stimulates plant biomass production; however, the beneficial effects of increased production may be offset by higher energy costs in crop management.

Trichodesmium's dominant role in carbon and nitrogen cycling has prompted investigations examining the effects of rising sea surface temperatures and elevated atmospheric pCO2 (leading to ocean acidification) on the growth and abundance of this organism.

Given a per capita energy consumption of 158 GJ in Europe [13] 1.2 and 0.9 hectares of SRC would be required per capita to satisfy this need under respectively current ambient and future elevated atmospheric [CO2].

If bioenergy is to supply a substantial share of the future energy demand [6], its potential to mitigate climate change should be evaluated not only under current ambient but also under future elevated atmospheric [CO2].

Warming reduces soil moisture at this site and its impact is greater in dry plots; however, elevated atmospheric CO2 concentrations reduce this effect by leading to an increase in soil moisture [29].

The northeastern United States has been experiencing elevated atmospheric N deposition for decades.