Sentence examples for spread of projections from inspiring English sources

| Updates below | Purveyors of climate doubt have seized on a news release from the Research Council of Norway with this provocative title: "Global warming less extreme than feared?" The release describes new research finding that global warming from the buildup of greenhouse gases will be on the low end of the persistently wide spread of projections by other research groups.

The fifth Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report presents a spread of projections.

This may be due to the wide tangential spread of L5tt dendrites and VPM projections in the infragranular layers (Supplementary Figs S4 and S5).

The contrast between a centered and an uncentered PCA lies in the projection (or spread) of the data on to the principal axes.

"If you look at the way climate is going to change the distribution of ecosystems in California, we are likely to see a decrease in grasslands and range lands and an increase in woody biomass and shrubs" — in the warmer and wetter projection — or a spread of arid landscapes where little grows, under the warmer and drier projection, she said.

There are suspicions that politicians put economic cost above public health when they withheld projections about the spread of radiation.

The propagation pattern (Fig.  11) is shaped by the interaction of excitation and inhibition between the different layers and promotes a temporal neural code (Thomson and Morris 2002): Excitatory feed-forward projections determine the spread of excitation, while i-specific feedback shapes the temporal structure of the response.

We used the LMM2010 for the simulation and projection of the spread of malaria under past and future weather conditions.

Although sexual mixing influences the spread of infection, its effect on intervention impact projections is more modest when models of high-risk populations are fitted to detailed HIV prevalence data [38].

The narrator relates various episodes of projections.

The spread of these indicators, for our ensemble, fall within the range of the CMIP5 models (particularly under RCP8.5), suggesting our shelf projections would be consistent with an ensemble of projections driven by CMIP5 models.