Sentence examples for means projections from inspiring English sources

The new research shows the 4.5C upper limit for climate sensitivity is real and means projections for global temperature rises cannot be reduced.

The nonlinearity of results means projections of the sort just mentioned are very difficult to make without rather extensive simulations.

Extended Data Fig. 2 Decadal mean temperature change (relative to 2006 2015 mean) projections from ten CMIP5 earth system models for the SPRUCE site.

Projection data were acquired using the detector heads positioned opposing each other (H-mode) with the LEHR collimators in continuous mode and in a circular orbit because QSPECT reconstruction was performed on geometric-mean projections.

(3) Using each alignment parameter, scatter- and attenuation-corrected images were reconstructed with OSEM (three iterations, five subsets using geometric-mean projections, post-reconstruction Gaussian filter of 7.0 mm in full width at half maximum) provided by the QSPECT software package [8], respectively.

This is not visible in en-face mean projections but can reduce the quality of 3D rendering.

Projections to the right indicate cell lines with susceptibility that exceeds the mean, projections to the left indicate cell lines with lower susceptibility.

Sabeerali, C., Rao, S. A., Dhakate, A., Salunke, K. & Goswami, B. Why ensemble mean projection of south Asian monsoon rainfall by CMIP5 models is not reliable?

Canopy transmittance was estimated using All Echo Cover Index (ACI), and the mean projection of unit foliage area was obtained using no-intercept regression with field measured LAIe.

Performing optimizations on each player's running median sequence in conjunction with the exponential smoothing parameter results in a noticeably lower mean squared error per player than either mean projection or simple exponential smoothing.

This contrasts with the high temperature threshold exceedances and heat days, where mean projection temperature increase was correlated to the abundance of high-temperature events.