"temperature estimates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to estimates of temperature that have been calculated or predicted. For example, "The meteorologist provided an updated temperature estimate for the region."
This new adjustment also helps to reconcile the divergence between atmospheric temperature estimates from satellites and weather balloons.
Jones and Mike Mann had been adding real temperatures to the end longer graphs of temperature estimates based on tree rings.
2015 smashed the record for the hottest year since reporting began in 1850, according to the first full-year figures from the world's three principal temperature estimates.
Other agencies, including the UK's Met Office, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and Japan's Meteorological Agency, also publish temperature estimates.
3 million more under-15-year-olds living at high altitudes will contract malaria if there is a 1C rise in temperature, estimates the University of Michigan's Mercedes Pascual in a study published by Science.
Richard Alley, a geoscientist at Pennsylvania State University, said some scientists have questioned the data set's accuracy and prefer using other ocean temperature estimates than the ones the researchers employed.
Read more: The study, by Kevin Cowtan of York University and Robert Way of Ottawa University, found that the global warming pause could be virtually eliminated by including temperature estimates from the Arctic, which are currently excluded because of a lack of weather stations in this remote region.
Next, we evaluate the permissible range of temperature estimates.
Ion temperature is calculated from 4 EFI temperature estimates and such a discontinuity comes from having two separate temperature estimates.
Until now, temperature estimates from nearly all such stars peaked at about 10 million degrees.
Some examples of generated meshes and temperature estimates for different numbers of sensor are presented.
