Sentence examples for reflect temperature from inspiring English sources

We're also very interested in trees at the very limit of their upper elevational range because the ring widths of these individuals might reflect temperature variability.

Briffa and colleagues were clear from the start (i.e. in their original '98 Nature article presenting the data set) that these data do not reliability reflect temperature in the latter part of the 20th century (after 1960 certainly, and perhaps even after 1940).

There were also pollen from lake muds and microfossils from ocean sediments, whose species and abundance reflect temperature.

The NBO/T variations illustrated in Figure 19 reflect temperature- and pressure-dependent Q n species in fluids and melts.

Such magnetic field changes may reflect temperature changes (thermomagnetic effect), stress changes (piezomagnetic effect), fluid-driven telluric current (the electrokinetic effect), or chemical processes such as hydrothermal alteration of magnetic minerals (Sigurdsson 2000).

Vital sign chart forms (electronic and paper) need to reflect temperature site as well as device, time, day, and reading in Fahrenheit or Celsius.

In contrast, the typical radiations from stars elsewhere in the galaxy reflect temperatures of several tens of millions of degrees.

In other rocks, such as high-temperature gneisses, mineral compositions often reflect temperatures too low to be in equilibrium with the preserved mineral assemblage; in these samples, it is clear that certain exchange reactions operated in a retrograde sense even when the net-transfer reactions were frozen in during prograde metamorphism.

Despite some idiosyncratic differences, most changes from room temperature to cryogenic temperature are conserved and likely reflect temperature-dependent solvent remodeling.

This observation may reflect temperature-dependent conformational fluctuations that give FGE better access to its internal substrate sequence.

These changes might reflect temperature-dependent changes in the rate of translation of these proteins, in the activity of phosphatases, and/or changes in the activity of STPKs that use these proteins as the substrates.