Sentence examples for increase of atmosphere from inspiring English sources

The optimal pH for energy conversion and the specific substrate would have become a stronger selection pressure than the increase of atmosphere oxygen tension for Sulfolobus, thus the PDWY motif was not replaced by PEWY, when the high potential Caldariella quinone emerged.

The increase of the atmosphere radioactivity level near the ground results in substantial increase of electric field in the lower ionosphere.

Co-occurrences in the time of their duration with the duration of splashes of riometric absorption in the subauroral zone allowed the authors to suggest that 'the reason for the appearance of negative values of potential gradient may be the increase of upper atmosphere conductivity caused by precipitation of energetic electrons into subauroral latitudes' (Nikiforova et al. [2005]).

As the temperature increases the moisture holding capacity of atmosphere increases and thus the condensation is delayed till further addition of moisture to the atmosphere which might lead to decrease in precipitation.

Rather, she says, they serve as "transmitters to increase the atmosphere of listening for the audience".

That is far less than the actual increase of methane in the atmosphere in the period in question.

No binding limits on individual countries' emissions were established, a criterion crucial for halting the current increase of carbon in the atmosphere.

Climate change will affect carbon cycle processes in a way that will exacerbate the increase of CO2 in the atmosphere (high confidence).

"There's a whole group of phenomena that we're studying, El Nino and other systems that change our climate in subtle ways, to the steady and substantial increase of CO2 in the atmosphere.

At present, it is accepted that the increase of GHG concentration in atmosphere is attributed to human activities.

Furthermore, the thermosphere shows a long-term cooling trend, in response to the increase of CO2 in the atmosphere during the twentieth-century global warming (Emmert et al. 2010).