Sentence examples for long term context from inspiring English sources

Wilson, R. et al. Last millennium northern hemisphere summer temperatures from tree rings: Part I: The long term context.

Davi, N. K. et al. A long-term context (931-2005 CE) for rapid warming over central Asia.

The reconstruction gives ecologists, climatologists and water resource planners a long-term context for assessment of climate change impacts.

There are still basic uncertainties concerning the role of the hippocampus (HPC) in maintaining long-term context memories.

Gergis, J. et al. On the long-term context of the 1997 2009 'Big Dry' in south-eastern Australia: Insights from a 206-year multi-proxy rainfall reconstruction.

Further, participants showed a stronger preference for feminine faces in the short versus the long-term context after they received T, but not after they received placebo.

The archaeology of South America provides long-term context for problems in many disciplines, including history, anthropology, linguistics, ethnohistory, political science, biology, and ecology.

Beyond the short span of sparse monitoring time series, geological archives provide a valuable long-term context for future risk assessment.

In this paper we argue that the discussion on how to get to an equitable global climate change regime requires a long-term context.

As some readers may know, the conclusion that modern warming is unique in a long-term context came to prominence with the temperature reconstruction that my co-authors and I published in the late 1990s.

That's especially remarkable when you consider the long-term context: in the early eighties, there was a long period during which the federal funds rate was in the double digits.