Sentence examples for the rising concentrations from inspiring English sources

For decades, scientists have predicted that disastrous weather, including heat, drought and deluges, would occur with increasing frequency in a world heated by the rising concentrations of greenhouse gases.

The edited version released today eliminates references to many studies that conclude that global warming is at least partly caused by human activity, like the rising concentrations of emissions from smokestacks and tailpipes, and that global warming could threaten health and ecosystems.

The rapidly growing population of Europe and the rising concentrations of people in its towns and cities became a fertile ground for many infectious and contagious diseases, of which the Black Death – a bacterial infection – is probably the most notorious.

Moreover, it has been proposed that the ancestral pathway made cycloartenol as a final product and that the rising concentrations of oxygen in the atmosphere would have led to an evolution of the pathway beyond cycloartenol toward more stable sterol compounds (Ourisson and Nakatani 1994).

Consider Barry Lynn's 2011 book, "Cornered," which carefully detailed the rising concentration and consolidation of nearly every American industry since the nineteen-eighties.

But Jonathan T. Overpeck, a study author and climate specialist at the University of Arizona, said the rising concentration of long-lived greenhouse gases guaranteed warming at a pace that could stress ecosystems and cause rapid melting of Greenland's great ice sheet.

Paul Ballew, G.M.'s general director for market analysis, said that the rising concentration of wealth and income in America over the last two decades had been the most important social trend for automakers.

However, altering Earth's heat budget by reflecting more sunlight back into space might offset rising temperatures but would do nothing to counter the rising concentration of CO2 in Earth's atmosphere.

In a statement issued today the institute said its written submission to the committee "has been interpreted by some individuals to imply that it does not support the scientific evidence that the rising concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is contributing to global warming".

However, it can be noted as well that the rising concentration of Eu did not significantly change the surface morphology of Ga2O3 thin films.

When the length of the measurement period was increased, the underestimation increased due to the rising concentration within the chamber headspace, which reduced the diffusion gradient within the soil.