Sentence examples for measures of weather from inspiring English sources

HbA1c measurements incorporate the potential biases of a different number of measurements per patient, this is in contrast to the measures of weather variation, which can be observed under consistent conditions.

We evaluated seasonal HbA1c changes in children with type 1 diabetes and its relation with measures of weather conditions.

We also evaluated the relation of such changes with objective measures of weather conditions, which may reflect sun exposure and trends in physical activity.

Another analysis found no significant interactions between ozone and synoptic air masses, which are hypothesized to correspond more closely to physiological responses to heat than do individual measures of weather such as temperature (Rainham et al. 2005).

Tucker et al. provided summaries of studies published up to 2009, which present evidence that quantitative measures of weather conditions correlate with physical activity of the general population, and particularly that of children [ 16].

HbA1c changes over more than 3 years were evaluated in type 1 diabetic patients who were younger than 18 years and had diabetes duration of more than 12 months, and correlated with measures of weather conditions (ambient temperature, hours of sunshine and solar irradiance).

The versatility, presence and aquifer refill of groundwater event are dominated by the measure of weathering, fracture pattern, geomorphological setup and rainfall.

Desperate for solutions, the park has recruited academic groups to use 3D scanners to measure the amount of weathering the rock formations experience over time.

When scientists talk about climate, they're looking at averages of precipitation, temperature, humidity, sunshine, wind velocity, phenomena such as fog, frost, and hail storms, and other measures of the weather that occur over a long period in a particular place.

Heating needs can be estimated by a measure of the weather conditions averaged over a period of 20 or 30 years.

Driven largely by the warm temperatures and the massive drought, one measure of extreme weather conditions, known as the Climate Extremes Index, shows that it was the second-most extreme year on record, second only to 1998.