Sentence examples for with increased warming from inspiring English sources

"We may need to restrict nutrients even more to keep blooms from becoming even more problematic with increased warming," added Paerl.

Previous work comparing mammalian communities during the last ∼780,000 years has documented only minor declines in small mammal species richness with increased warming [7].

These data further support the designations of Inglis 1A and Leisey 1A as a glacial and an interglacial site, respectively, demonstrating that changes in relative seasonality occur with increased warming even at low latitudes of ∼28°N.

Recent climate change has been characterised both by increased warming and by increased frequency of 'extreme events'.

An increasingly open forest, in combination with increased benthic diatoms, indicates warm dry summers during the early Holocene after 11,400 cal yr BP, in contrast to nearby records in northern Yellowstone that register prolonged summer-wet conditions until ca. 8000 cal yr BP.

Our study indicated that the recent global warming coupled with increased atmospheric CO2 concentration, and to a lesser extent of nitrogen deposition as it is low compared with other regions [43], is accountable for increased height growth during the period of 160 years for spruce.

Maximum likelihood estimated parameters of the AIC-inferred best plant-nitrogen cycle model suggest that climate warming was associated with increased rates of conversion of decaying biomass of both species into available nitrogen, increased background loss rates of available nitrogen but decreased background loss rates of total nitrogen.

Concerns about global warming in combination with increased use of fossil fuel have spurred growing interest in sources of renewable energy such as biofuels.

This is consistent with increased tropical moisture convergence in the warmer climate.

Since the 1980s when rainfall measurements began in the west Greenland town of Kangerlussuaq, the focus of the study, the proportion of precipitation now falling as rainfall rather than snow has both increased and extended into the late summer and autumn in line with increased circulation and moisture availability within a warmer, more energetic atmosphere.

In stems, decreased levels of sucrose were not associated with increased levels of hexose sugars, suggesting that warming influences carbohydrate metabolism and/or allocation differently in different organs.