Sentence examples for more severe cooling from inspiring English sources
The immense volumes of brimstone blasted from the hundred-and-fifty-mile-wide Yucatán crater could have caused far more severe cooling — devastating to organisms accustomed to the warm Cretaceous world — before falling out of the atmosphere as the rain from hell.
In line with the proposed pathophysiology of SCFN one might expect SCFN to occur in neonates with more severe HIE independently of cooling.
The lower species richness in North America is often explained by the hypothesis that both North America and eastern Asia were occupied by Boreotropical elements in the early Tertiary but North America suffered more severe extinctions with global cooling beginning in the late Eocene or Oligocene [ 10, 63].
Shisha may represent lower harm because it is more commonly used socially and at special events rather than smoked every day, or it could represent a more severe problem as the cooler smoke is more pleasurable to inhale so held in the lungs for longer, causing more damage.
If faster cooling is detrimental or patients with more severe neurological damage show a faster cooling rate has to be further evaluated.
But Xiang said hotter weather means higher pressures inside cooling systems, causing more severe leaks.
Compared with partial root-zone cooling, full root-zone cooling may result in a more severe delay of hormone production that favours flower development.
And fellow workers at the plant now face even more severe hazards in keeping the reactors cool by pouring water on the fuel in the reactors and spent fuel pools.
Furthermore, these changes are more severe when the area postrema is cooled.
These results also suggest that impact of CO2-induced oceacidificationion on urchin calcification will be more severe in the winter and in cooler waters.
There is a plausible argument to be made that patients with more severe anoxic injury may be easier to cool to target temperature quickly because of damage of the thermoregulatory areas of the brain.
