Sentence examples for warming measures from inspiring English sources

Parental attention to warming measures is increased in these colder months, mitigating the adverse effects of decreased temperature [ 14].

And though much of the reserves cannot be used if global warming measures are enacted, the markets continue to value the energy assets.

Many countries now view the response to climate change as one of national self-interest, and growing numbers of nations, across every continent of the world, are trying to maximise the benefits of global warming measures by embracing low-carbon growth and development and to better prepare for the impact of climate change.

Digital skin thermometers accurate to 0.1°C and, when necessary, appropriate warming measures were used to ensure that skin temperatures were at least 32°C.

Complications included diabetes insipidus (DI) (74%), hypotension requiring inotropic/ vasoconstrictor support (88%) and hypothermia (100%) requiring active warming measures; 9/10 patients who had no invasive pressure monitoring were receiving inotropic support.

Whereas effective warming measures are available [ 35] and more information about the adverse effects of hypothermia has been reported, the incidence of hypothermia at the time of admission to the surgical ICU is still frequent [ 22, 29, 30].

To test this we need to determine how do coral recruitment, growth, and survivorship respond to changes in local community structure due to fishing, and how do these responses interact with episodes of warming measured by DHW.

We can measure warming by measuring temperatures; however, obtaining an accurate reading of the Earth's temperature is complicated.

Mr. Graham also said that Democratic insistence on taking up immigration policy before energy had chilled his enthusiasm for any global warming measure.

It was prominently displayed in a 2001 United Nations report concluding that greenhouse gases from human activities had probably caused most of the warming measured since 1950.

In an interview, Dr. Lindzen acknowledged the arctic warming trend and slight global warming measured in the last century, but said it all is well within the realm of natural variation or measurement error -- and not yet within our power to understand.