Sentence examples for mean temperature rise from inspiring English sources

In addition, the mean temperature rise rate of permafrost underlying the embankment with insulation is smaller than that of permafrost underlying the embankment without insulation over 7 years.

Such a scenario equals a mean temperature rise of about 6o if the climate sensitivity is assumed to be about 3°C (IPCC 2007b).

The intervention was associated with a mean temperature rise in the living room of 1.10°C (95% confidence interval 0.54°C to 1.64°C) and in the child's bedroom of 0.57°C (0.05°C to 1.08°C).

A recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report [ 3] predicts mean temperature rise in the Arctic for the 21st century will be 5°C (range 2.8°C to 7.8°C), the largest changes to occur during winter.

Except for the comparison between desflurane – enflurane (Mann-Whitney-U: p = 0.303) and halothane – sevoflurane (Mann-Whitney-U: p = 0.079) all paired comparisons were significantly different (Mann-Whitney-U: all p < 0.001) The temperature measurements at the bottom of the sodalime container showed a mean temperature rise from 23.5 to 28.3°C in the experiments with fresh sodalime.

By Onset, mean temperature rises to near or above 28°C and then begins a protracted decline, and min temperature rises to near or above 24.5°C.

An expert panel convened to assess risks from climate change put it this way in the 16 May 2009 issue of The Lancet: Should global mean temperatures rise an additional 5 6°C, "more than a billion people could be dispersed in environmental mass migration.

MOL" 20 "All flights are fuelled with Leprechaun wee and my bullshit!" 21 "If global warming meant temperatures rose by one or two degrees, France would become a desert, which would be no bad thing.

The average annual mean temperature rises from 56.5 °F (13.6 °C) at Venice to 61 °F (16 °C) at Ancona and 63 °F (17 °C) at Bari.

This is so important that a target for mean temperature rises is likely to be embodied in an international treaty to be signed in Paris later this year.

"We already know that as you add CO2 to the atmosphere and the global mean temperature rises, the wind circulation changes as well, and in less obvious ways," he said.