Sentence examples for underestimated temperature from inspiring English sources

Adsorption of RhB onto the PDMS surface increases the baseline fluorescence intensity, leading to underestimated temperature values as indicated by a comparison to the numerical simulations especially at exceptionally elevated temperatures.

For the andesite fluids calculated temperatures approach reaction temperature over the course of the experiments, but decrease to slightly underestimated temperatures towards the end (120 °C).

The method leads to dramatic underestimated temperatures (Verma and Santoyo 1997) but also really well fitting results (Sanjuan et al. 2014) for the andesite experiment.

One of these (Förster 2001) employs a simple empirical correction based on the mean annual ground-surface temperature, the estimated amount of temperature correction at the maximum measurement depth, and the depth of the cross-over point between underestimated temperatures below it and overestimated temperatures above it caused by circulation of drilling fluid.

As ECMWF data significantly underestimate temperature, the increase of NPP when using ZAMG data could be explained by longer vegetation periods in the ZAMG data.

14 However, to some extent, this might also be explained by model bias for northern Europe introduced by the RCA3 model, where the model appears to underestimate temperature for the warmest days.

Our maximum response is smaller with about −0.1 mol m−2 yr−1but about 5 10 times larger than the temperature effect found in D13, who underestimated the temperature effect by only perturbing wind fields and not atmospheric temperature (D13).

At 5 m depth, the model gave a prediction identical to the measured temperature (difference <0.1 °C), while at 9 m depth, the model underestimated water temperature by 1.7 °C.

Comparisons between observed and predicted temperatures indicated that the global mechanism considering only carbon monoxide significantly underestimated the temperature in the fire plume.

They found generally good average measurement differences among the different techniques except that axillary thermometry significantly underestimated true temperature.

Correlation between cutaneous and tympanic measurements was poor, and the infrared thermometer underestimated body temperature at low values and overestimated it at high values.