Sentence examples for model projections in from inspiring English sources

While temperature measurements have been toward the lower of the range of model projections in recent years, there's been a tremendous body of scientific research investigating the various contributors to the slowdown in global surface warming.

We found that the correlation of the radial profiles of different class averages, which were obtained by comparing reference-free classification to model projections in the same orientation, was a useful selection criterion to decrease size heterogeneity.

Climate model projections in the Andes include warmer temperatures and lower precipitation in the dry season, which could place cloud forest plants under increased drought stress.

The spectral resolution of the global model projection in JRA-55 was maintained at T319L60 Gaussian grid data (equal to a 55-km horizontal grid) and 60 vertical layers, where 0.1 hPa represents the highest level of the model atmosphere.

Such root characteristics are highly desirable in wheat to cope with the climate model projections, especially in summer rainfall dominant regions including some Australian, Indian, South American and African cropping regions, where winter crops mainly rely on deep stored water.

It needs to be noted that the model projections analysed in the paper are based on simplifying assumptions and tentative scenarios, and hence should be viewed with caution and not be understood as unconditional forecasts.

Climate model projections summarized in Assessment Report AR5 of the IPCC [16] indicated that during the 21st century the global surface temperature is likely to rise a further 0.3 1.7 °C for their lowest emission scenario using stringent mitigation and 2.6 4.8 °C for their highest.

Climate model projections summarized in AR5 indicated that during the 21st century the global surface temperature is likely to rise a further 0.3-1.7 0.3-1.7e for their lowest emissions scenario using stringent mitigation and 2.6-4.8 C-change for their highest.

The impacts of climate change, eutrophication, and other secondary factors (e.g., changes in species composition, overfishing) on the net transfer of atmospheric Hg deposition into the aquatic food chain as CH3Hg are often ignored in model projections of future changes in the global Hg cycle.

Our tests of the performance of climatic envelope models in this regard reveal that variation in population trend among European bird species is significantly correlated with model projections of change in the extent of the species' potential geographical range associated with future climatic change.

Armstrong's arguments were fundamentally flawed, belied by a large body of primary scientific literature -- with which Armstrong was apparently unfamiliar -- demonstrating that climate model projections clearly do in fact out-perform naive predictions which ignore the effect of increasing greenhouse gas concentrations.