Sentence examples for refining climate from inspiring English sources

Noble gases dissolved in an ice core from Antarctica have revealed global mean ocean temperatures for 22,000 8,000 years ago with unprecedented accuracy, providing a crucial benchmark for refining climate models.

Due to its size and properties, the sensor is suitable to measure water content in the vadose zone, which is the zone comprised within the first meters of the Earth surface and whose study is important for improving water management in agriculture and for refining climate models.

Thus, rather than focus on the specifics of the Pyron et al. study, we here undertake a critique of the conventional (default settings) invasive animal species application of MaxEnt, with the objective of refining climate matching in general.

Climate scientists have developed and refined climate change models on a global scale.

They help refine climate models, and work on processes to store CO2 by turning it into stone.

Region of world's strongest "internal waves" is analyzed in detail; work could help refine climate models.

Dr. Trenberth worries that observations of earth from space will only become more scarce in the future as financing for satellite programs falls short, impeding future research that could help refine climate change predictions.

Ken Caldeira, a climate researcher at Carnegie and coauthor of the paper, says the growing body of real-world evidence for climate change is helping to refine climate models while also guiding scientists toward those that increasingly appear more reliable for specific applications.

She'll be sailing into the eye of a storm just off the south coast of Greenland later this year, where the buoy will measure bubbles to help refine climate models.

The research should allow scientists to refine future climate projections by putting them into historical context.

Well the hope is that the data may help to refine the climate models that predict how fast the West Antarctic ice sheet will melt.