Sentence examples for on global average from inspiring English sources

Taking aside the matter of "millions of variables" (there are lot, but not millions), and the false comparison to the stock market (which is a human activity, much harder to predict than a scientific one), the effect of CO2 on global average temperatures is well established.

Below is a very helpful graph that combines four of the world's most authoritative data sets on global, average surface temperature: two from the US, one from the UK and one from Japan.

Hansen and Lebedeff (1987) estimate that urban effects cause a warming of about 0.1°C/century on global average, but the effects can be larger and smaller in different regions.

Rasmus Benestad of the Norwegian Meteorological Institute in Oslo, who was one of the first scientists to try to estimate the effect of the missing Arctic warming data on global average temperatures, said that the latest study is a useful contribution to the debate.

Climate researchers believe that an increase on global average temperatures of 2C above pre-industrial levels would take the world into unchartered territory, with potentially unforeseen consequences in terms of extreme weather and climate feedbacks that could accelerate the melting of polar ice and sea-level rise.

The authors of the report have called on nations to be more ambitious in their promises for reductions of the carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases that scientists have found are largely responsible for the rise on global average temperatures over recent decades.

Because the goals concentrate on global averages, China skews the statistics on earnings because its roaring economy has lifted millions out of poverty since 1990, the baseline year on which all the goals are set.

The model initialization and subsequent training are based on global averaging over the training data corresponding to each class.

Although 5 months is too brief to be meaningful on its own, climate researchers say that the jumps are well outside the 0.05 degree standard deviation on global averages.

From their observations, crests were shown, based on global averages, to always be farther from the dip equator in the summer hemisphere at both CHAMP and GRACE altitudes (~400 and ~480 km, respectively).

On a global average, more than one-third of all forests are primary forests (defined as forests of native species where there are no clearly visible indications of human activities and where the ecological processes are not significantly disturbed).