Sentence examples for more recent temperature from inspiring English sources

His calculations reanalysed work cited by the IPCC and took account of more recent temperature data.

Some 15 years ago, in 1999, Mann and two colleagues published data they had compiled from tree rings, coral growth bands and ice cores, as well as more recent temperature measurements, to chart 1,000 years' worth of climate data.

Therefore, these flow patterns combined with more recent historical temperature shifts, which may have facilitated regional population contractions/expansions, could explain this pattern of repeated north to south dispersal.

Salinity-Temperature-Depth (STD) and the more recent Conductivity-Temperature-Depth (CTD) systems have greatly improved on-site hydrographic sampling methods.

In addition, the temperature defined as "safe" has reduced over time, with more recent studies using a lower temperature than older studies.

Finally, the new study used more recent estimates of the land temperatures.

While the BC fraction of laboratory charcoal increased with increasing temperature, field-collected charcoal was found to have a higher BC fraction at more recent fire sites and suggests wildfire temperatures < 300 °C or oxidative decomposition with TSF.

Along those lines, more recent warming experiments are measuring the temperature more accurately and trying to make sure other conditions, such as soil moisture, are the same between warmed and unwarmed plots.

Since these early pioneering studies into temperature and longevity, more recent studies have continued to expand these ideas by using various other species as models, with further consideration of the relationship between life-extending interventions such as caloric restriction (CR) and T b.

Much of this work is an outgrowth of a classic investigation conducted in 1930 by the Austrian geologist Bruno Sander, coupled with more recent experimental work on the pressure-temperature stabilities of metamorphic minerals and their responses to deformation.

In particular, the significant decrease in the right tail of the curve for some countries corresponds to a significant attenuation in the RR for high temperatures in the more recent period.