Sentence examples for linked to the melting from inspiring English sources

Cytosine deamination occurs ∼143 times more often on ssDNA than it does on dsDNA (Frederico et al. 1990), thus the mutability of CpGs is closely linked to the melting temperature of the surrounding DNA.

The severe winters experienced in the UK and other areas of Europe, North America and China in the past few years could be linked to the melting of Arctic sea ice.

Recent wet and cold summer weather in Europe has been linked to changes in the high level jetstream winds, in turn linked to the rapidly melting sea ice in the Arctic, which shrank to its lowest recorded level in September.

The ongoing rise in average global temperatures, which contributes to the rapid melting, is largely linked to the burning of fossil fuels.

The melt pool length is directly linked to the solidification time which affects the resulting metallurgical micro structure.

The aviation industry, for its part, says that airliners account for only 2 percent of global emissions of carbon dioxide — the main greenhouse gas that scientists have linked to warming oceans, melting ice packs and some other climate extremes.

The chapter makes sweeping arguments regarding the role played by climatic change in 'increasing aridity and the expansion of deserts' (p. 9); it then attempts to link this to the melting glaciers of the East African Mountains.

This process is linked to partial melting of the middle lower crust (Harris 2007).

The transition from the disordered mesomorphic structure, evident at ambient temperature after fast crystallization, to monoclinic structure on heating at about 340 K occurs at local scale within existing crystals, and cannot be linked to complete melting of mesomorphic domains and recrystallization of the melt.

Rising temperatures linked to global warming had melted snow in the area, causing the litter to become exposed.

Thermokarst lake formation is a dominant mode of permafrost degradation and is linked to surface disturbance, subsequent melting of ground ice, surface subsidence, water impoundment, and positive feedbacks between lake growth and permafrost thaw, whereas lake drainage generally results in local permafrost aggradation.