Sentence examples for mid-range scenario from inspiring English sources

Some discussion is also devoted to the foreseeable impact of the deployment of a LETHE© fleet on the mid-range scenario of the Italian urban transportation system.

He added: "The mid-range scenario used by the CPPR in this report shows Scotland better off than the rest of the UK over the six-year period to the tune of £210 for every person in Scotland - and even their worst case scenario shows Scotland's fiscal deficit falling every year.

As a mid-range scenario, decreasing attrition by five percentage points for doctors could change the necessary training enrolment increase from thirteen times to ten times current levels.

This will lead to an increase in the global demand for seaborne transport and consequently will increase CO2 emissions (estimated at 200 300%% increase for mid-range scenarios, by 2050).

To remove the effect of uncertainty in transmission parameters, the farm-level transmission risk (T R ¯ i ) corresponding to a mid-range transmissibility scenario (β a  +  β f  ~ 10) was chosen.

However, a large proportion of farms (42%) had discordant network-connectivity and relative transmission risk characteristics (Fig. 6); approximately half of these (21%) had a low estimate of TR (corresponding to a mid-range transmissibility scenario, T R ¯ i ) but a high between-farm association frequency.

Mean summer SST for Maatsuyker Is. ranges from 12 14°C, and is predicted to increase to 14 17°C in 2030 and 17 19°C in 2070 under mid-range IPCC scenarios [19], [20].

Chris Thomas, professor of conservation biology at Leeds University in Britain, and colleagues, reckon that, if the IPCC's mid-range climate-change scenario (a 2-3°C 2-3°Case by 2100) increase, bytween 15% and 37% of the species whose prospects they modelled will be extinct by 2100.

Equally importantly, the growth increase after the northward translocation of the southern morph denotes plasticity in response to mid-range climate change scenarios [19], [20].

Published estimates of global technical bio-energy potentials in 2050 — the year to which most mid-range projections or scenarios refer — differ by a factor of almost 50.

A global study that analyzed potential changes in the extents of climate envelopes for plant species on a regional scale found 3%to38%8% committed to extinction by 2050 under mid-range climate change scenarios (Thomas et al. 2004).