Sentence examples for sensitivity to warming from inspiring English sources

Sea ice in the Arctic is seen as a key indicator of global climate change because of its sensitivity to warming and its role in amplifying climate change.

The HDD showed the largest absolute and the CDD the largest relative sensitivity to warming (albeit starting from relatively low levels).

Corals, after all, are hardly alone in their sensitivity to warming and acidification.

> -wrap-foot> Upon quantitative sensory testing in the median nerve territory, patients with carpal tunnel syndrome had significantly reduced cold and elevated warm detection thresholds (i.e. reduced sensitivity to warm and cool stimuli) as well as increased thermal sensory limens compared to control participants (all P < 0.0001, Fig. 1A).

Moreover, the changes in relative humidity were small, but mostly exhibited negative sensitivity to SST warming over the WSST region, which can also contribute 1 2% to the large increase in latent heat flux.

We use results from a climate-forced rainfall-runoff model to explicitly simulate intra-basin hydrologic dynamics and understand localized sensitivity to climate warming.

Cox et al. [ 2013] developed a novel approach for constraining the long-term sensitivity of tropical carbon stocks to warming in ESMs using contemporary atmospheric CO2 and temperature observations.

(3) Hydrologic Sensitivity to climate warming includes small changes in annual streamflow and actual evapotranspiration, significant changes in streamflow timing and increased frequency and magnitude in extreme flows.

The results show that depending on the soil conditions and current permafrost temperatures, the sensitivity to climate warming vary from small or negligible to considerable.

The hydrological response and sensitivity to climate warming of a snow-dominated watershed, the Upper Feather River Basin (UFRB) in Northern California, were evaluated and quantified using observed changes, detrending, and specified temperature-based sensitivity simulations.

In contrast, the October germination cohort, composed of the same global set of accessions, showed little variation in the FT sensitivity to future warming.