Sentence examples for increased average ambient from inspiring English sources

Although not treated extensively in the recent scientific literature (but see Paladino et al., 1997), the hypothesis that increased average ambient temperature during the Mesozoic greenhouse allowed the exceptional body size of sauropods needs to be considered from the point of view of the energy budget of a living sauropod.

The chambers increased the average ambient temperature by 2.5 °C (Gornish 2014), and on average, chambers increased night temperatures 25%% more than they increased day temperatures.

These results indicate that even in the absence of extreme heat events like the 2006 heat wave, an increase in average ambient temperatures can result in an increase in mortality.

In the present study, we found that a 10 μg/m3 increase in average ambient PM10 in the eight days before the examinations was associated with increases in BP equal to 0.71-0.98 mmHg.

The comparative risk assessment approach further requires the exposure measurement to be linked to a quantitative climate health relationship (e.g., the change in disease rates per unit change in the climatic variable), for example, the increase in diarrhea incidence in a country (or subpopulation) per year for each degree centigrade increase in average ambient temperature.

The slope of the line is a summary of the effect of an increase in average ambient level on the log relative risk of cardiovascular mortality, although it is not a parameter in the model.

Our results indicate that an increase in annual average ambient air pollution results in an increase in symptoms of bronchitis among asthmatic children, and that this effect occurs primarily among children with a dog in the home.

The increase of the average ambient temperature from 23.04 °C to 32.56 °C causes an increase of the condensation temperature from 29.46 °C to 37.51 °C, and the best evaporation temperature obtained was 3 °C, with an ambient temperature of 23.04 °C.

Logistic regression was used to evaluate the relationship between 10 μg/m3 increases in annual average ambient PM2.5 concentrations and respiratory outcomes, controlling for the potentially confounding effects of health and socioeconomic covariates described above.

Climatic models predict that greenhouse gases will gradually increase the world's average ambient temperature (Sharkey 2005).

As average ambient solar radiation increased, total use of the shade structures increased (26 of 27 cows had a positive relationship between solar radiation and total use of shade structures, P < 0.001).