In our NERC-funded project we begin to address this issue by: (i) quantifying the interaction between ozone-heat and mortality across 15 UK conurbations; (ii) producing high resolution projections of present-day and future temperature and ozone concentrations over the UK; and (iii) combining results from (i) and (ii) to derive estimates of present-day and future health burdens for the entire UK.
Using images of specimens prepared in this way we could calculate a projection map of sbpA at 7 Å resolution, one of the highest resolution projection structures obtained with lipid monolayer crystals to date.
Nicholas Tory is the creative director of Ample Projects, a Sydney group responsible for Vivid's Urban Tree in Martin Place, and says the art form and the high-resolution projection technology responsible for it are still incredibly new.
Notably, this high-resolution projection was generated from a 20 min scan on a live mouse using only 33 μCi of activity.
Furthermore, it is important to recognize other imaging modalities, such as high-resolution projection radiography, MRI, and phase-contrast xray imaging, may also be used to assess bone microarchitecture.
A high-resolution projection using the most extreme model of the Meteorological Research Institute [Coupled General Circulation Model version 2 (MRI-CGCM2); Yukimoto et al. 2001] forecasts a temperature increase of 4°C or more within the next 80 years in the area examined in this work (Kurihara et al. 2005).
Pryor, S. C., Barthelmie, R. J. & Schoof, J. T. High-resolution projections of climate-related risks for the Midwestern USA.
To meet the need for higher-resolution projections, we generated statistically downscaled projections (4-km resolution) for all coral reefs; these projections reveal high local-scale variation in ASB.
Erik Solheim, head of the United Nations Environment Programme, stressed the importance of using the study's high-resolution projections, calling them a "treasure trove" for those working to protect reefs from the impacts of climate change. .
