Sentence examples for temperature pose from inspiring English sources

Increases in temperature pose health risks of heat stroke; malaria; dengue; respiratory diseases; and cardiovascular diseases.

Increases in temperature pose health risks such as Heat Stroke; Malaria; Dengue; Respiratory Diseases; and Cardiovascular diseases.

The possibility of temperature gradients within the brain and the importance of damage to deep structures in causing severe neurodevelopmental impairment [ 46] and the lack of precise, non-invasive methods for measuring regional brain temperature pose major difficulties with selective head cooling.

The increased air temperature poses a new challenge of increased humidity that will cause uncomfortable interior conditions for occupants.

The increasing research focus on micro- or nano-mechanics at high temperature poses new challenges for researchers to realize the deformation measurement by means of microscopic devices.

The measurement of insect developmental, survival and reproductive responses to temperature poses practical challenges because of their modality, variability among individuals and high mortality near the lower and upper threshold temperatures.

Combining the extra volume required for ionic motion (VA) with the available free volume (Vh) at the same temperature poses a realistic and 'model-free' figure of 117 cm3 mol−1 for the critical volume at 304 K.

Likewise, the risk of HFMD incidence rises steeply when maximum temperature is above 32°C; while low maximum temperature poses negligible effects on HFMD (Figure 2c).

Fluctuating temperatures pose a major problem; they cause changes in pipe diameter, which make the flow of oil more variable.

The new study, published Monday in the journal Nature Climate Change, underscores the growing threat that rising temperatures pose to public health.

Meanwhile, the growth of cities and non-agricultural occupations meant there was money to buy such traded crops.Just because cold, rather than heat, caused problems in Europe during the millennium that Dr Tol and Dr Wagner examined does not mean rising temperatures pose no threat.