Sentence examples for warm figure from inspiring English sources
"warm figure" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a person who is kind, generous, and compassionate. For example, "The mayor was a warm figure in the community, always taking the time to listen to the needs of her constituents."
No difference in body mass was detected between animals maintained in the warm (figure 2 b; F = 1.755, p = 0.182).
Vitamin C supplementation also reduced lipid peroxidation relative to controls in the warm (figure 2; t = 2.348, p = 0.037), but not in the cold (t = 0.272, p = 0.790).
Similarly, control voles in the warm (figure 1 b) lived significantly longer than the vitamin E (X2 = 5.008, p = 0.025) or C-supplemented animals (X2 = 7.588, p = 0.006), with median lifespan being 368, 305 and 303 days, respectively.
Consistent with the large reduction in H3K36me3 globally, we found a large decrease in H3K36me3 at FLC in sdg8 and a correspondingly large increase in H3K27me3, similar in extent to the fully vernalized state (seen at 8 weeks of cold followed by 7 days of warm; Figure 1B).
Sports journalist Mike Gibson and the Australian's brilliant columnist Jane Fraser were both colourful and warm figures on the newsroom floors and much loved by readers.
For pH, the negative feedback associated with a reduction in growth of surface DIC concentrations due to solubility is offset by the positive feedback associated with the direct effects of ocean warming (Figure 3).
This insensitivity to climate change occurs because the decrease in pH due to warming is nearly equal to but opposite in magnitude to the pH increase associated with reduced growth of DIC concentration in the upper ocean caused by reduced solubility of CO2 with ocean warming (Figure 2).
Overall, watersheds in the northern Sierra Nevada had greater reductions in MAF from climate warming (Figure 4).
Overall, watersheds did not change quadrants in the LFD vulnerability figure with increasing climate warming (Figure 13).
The Mokelumne, Merced, Tuolumne, American, and Stanislaus watersheds had the most change in average LFD from basecase conditions as a result of climate warming (Figure 9).
Unimpaired MAF change per square kilometer was compared to total water storage within each basin for 2°C, 4°C, and 6°C warming (Figure 11).
