Sentence examples for overall temperature increase from inspiring English sources

One forecasts an overall temperature increase of 6 degrees by 2090.

Increasing the operating pressure is shown to be an effective way of reducing both the local cooling caused by the reforming reactions and the overall temperature increase across the cell.

"If you went back to 1850 and repeated history"—meaning the same volcanic eruptions, the same solar variability, the same greenhouse gas emissions—"the overall temperature increase would be about the same, but you would end up with somewhat different temperature records due to the inherent randomness in the climate".

Areas of the Mongolian steppe that had particular vegetation types and a higher level of spring soil moisture exhibited an overall trend of earlier green-up and an overall temperature increase was observed across much of the region as well as a warming trend at the beginning of the growing season.

Although there was a highly significant correlation between the winter NAO index and mean annual temperature (r = 0.544, P = 0.001), the winter NAO index did not show an upward trend during the time series and thus would appear not to have made a major contribution to the overall temperature increase.

The same air, water flow (replacement every 5 h) and temperatures (1 SD: ±0.1°C) were maintained for all tanks throughout the experiment (69 days), with the overall temperature increasing from 5 to 9°C over the experiment.

Overall, each temperature increase of about 13 degrees was tied to a 2.8percentt decrease in heart attack risk, the study authors calculated.

Pairing millions of test results with local meteorological data for the days students took the exam, researchers found that, overall, every temperature increase of 3.29 degrees Celsius (or about 5.9 degrees Fahrenheit) reduced students' scores on the exam by 1.12percentt, dampening their odds of getting into the most selective colleges by 1.97percentt.

Hypertension has been on the increase, more miscarriages have taken place, respiratory diseases are becoming more common and the overall temperature has increased due to a proliferation of gas flare points.

The procedure was repeated up to 58 °C in 5 °C increments, resulting in an overall rate of temperature increase of 1 °C/min.

However, it is clear that overall, low temperatures increase the risk of CVD.