Sentence examples for slight temperature increase from inspiring English sources

"If the only problem with capitalism was this slight temperature increase, we would really be cooked.

A slight temperature increase at the beginning (∼first 200 days) is due to the fact that the producer is located 200 m above the injector.

The slight temperature increase of 1 – 2 K at the beginning of the measurements is caused by the pulsed laser, which is used for the optoacoustic temperature measurements.

Although a slight temperature increase accelerates berry development, high temperatures and/or heat stress (>35 °C) were shown to produce opposite effect, thus delaying berry ripening [ 4, 17].

The ambient temperature was held constant at the relatively low temperature of 26.5°C ± 0.2°C in order to avoid thermal stress due to the slight temperature increase caused by the THz exposure.

Another notable finding in this study was that just a slight temperature increase of 5 °C had major influence on microbial community structure, including considerably decreased richness and evenness of methanogenic and acetogenic communities.

Now, there is evidence that a warming climate may be linked to one of the major threats facing the coffee industry in Ethiopia and elsewhere: A tiny insect known as the coffee berry borer beetle has been devastating coffee plants around the world, and new research suggests even slight temperature increases promote the spread of the pest.

Slight temperature increases push the snowline to ever-higher altitudes, saturating fields of ice with water.

Since the spectacularly pronounced melting of 2007, a greater proportion of the Arctic Ocean has been covered by thin ice that is formed in a single season and is more vulnerable to slight temperature increases than older, thicker ice.

This is a weak intermolecular interaction that can be overcome with slight temperature increases.

Studies of handling stress at elevated temperature across a wide range of species have shown that deleterious effects occur within the bounds of a preferred temperature range rather than above (Gale et al. 2013); hence, additional stressors such as microparasite infection could have enhanced impacts at even slight temperature increases.