Sentence examples for warming associated from inspiring English sources
Over the last 160 years, April temperatures at the nearby Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory have warmed by around five degrees, because of a combination of global warming and warming associated with the expansion of paved surfaces and buildings in metropolitan Boston.
Warming associated with urban development will be exacerbated in future years by temperature increases due to climate change.
Our modelling results suggest that warming associated with climate change will also benefit productivity by increasing rates of litter decomposition and associated nutrient cycling.
This warm spot with a weak wind is created by adiabatic subsidence warming, associated with a large descent from the mid-atmosphere.
The Inter-Governmental Panel on Climate Change, in its fourth assessment report, says that it "is likely that warming associated with increasing greenhouse gas concentrations will cause an increase of Asian summer monsoon precipitation variability".
More specifically, we use daily temperature records from the past and present at all sites to quantify how the amount and timing of warming associated with each site, and changes in growing degree day (GDD) accumulation rates (a measure of heat input relevant to organisms) affect the timing to adulthood of grasshoppers.
In children, an interesting three arm study [48] (warming BFB associated with cognitive stress management therapy, pseudo BFB associated with an attention therapy, waiting-list) did not find evidence for significant inter-treatment difference and cannot conclude to a specific effect.
The warming weather associated with climate change has seen many green-fingered Britons install water containers in their gardens.
The level of warming and associated sea-level rise that would inundate the Maldives could also tip climate change beyond man's control.
Over the last century, anthropogenic aerosols from industrialization have partly offset the warming effect associated with rising greenhouse gas emissions related to human activity.
It concluded that, over the next 30 years, warming temperatures associated with climate change were likely to create increasingly dry conditions in the United States and droughts around the globe on levels seldom seen before.
