Sentences with phrase «amplified by a factor»

These pathways are associated with exposures in childhood, and amplified by factors in adulthood, according to a cohort study published in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine journal.

When the physicists chose to record the laser light emerging from one of the gates, then the light traversing that route, alone, ended up with deflection angles amplified by a factor of more than 100 in the intermediate measurement step.

The differences in the area of evaporation and precipitation has a similar effect as a funnel: if the mean evaporation over a large area is returned a smaller, then the mean intensity is amplified by the factor of.

The standardization exaggerates the PDO signal, amplifying it by a factor of about 5.8.

But if warming of CO2 is amplified by a factor of 2 or 4 times, one should be able to see it.

Not exact matches

Another factor which has helped amplify the crisis is the role played by speculators.

By varying the compositions of lipids, cues, and diffusible factors in the scaffolds, we engineered a very versatile and flexible platform that can be used to amplify specific T cell populations from blood samples, and that could be deployed in existing therapies such as CAR - T cell therapies,» said Mooney, Ph.D., a Core Faculty member at the Wyss Institute and leader of its Immunomaterials Platform.

The cylinder contains the radio receiver which amplifies the faint cosmic signals by a factor of many million, making them strong enough to be recorded on a chart.

The simulations show that if a star gets a «glancing blow» from a black hole, it can survive the encounter and its magnetic field amplifies strongly, by a factor of about 30.

As a result, homeownership allows households to amplify any appreciation on the value of their homes by a leverage factor.

From there it is all downhill where the wahoo factor is amplified by multiple berms, jumps, wooden features, rock slabs and plenty of good ol' white - knuckle singletrack.

From there it is all downhill where the wahoo factor is amplified by multiple berms, jumps, wooden features (Stickrock has to been ridden to be believed), rock slabs (look directly below the gondola to see the longest) and plenty of good ol' white - knuckle singletrack.

Assuming that scientists haven't left out anything vital, this suggests that the net effect of water - based feedbacks is positive and would amplify GHG - induced warming by more than a factor of two.Many assumptions have been made, but the historical evidence increases our confidence in model results.

What I have always read is that previous warmings were originally caused by other factors but were amplified over time by CO2 as a feedback mechanism.

This may amplify the direct TSI forcing by as much a factor of 2.

In fact the Summary says that climate change can indirectly increase risks of violent conflicts by amplifying factors such as poverty and economic shocks.

Studies of the response to solar forcing can thus provide a way to gauge how sensitive these modes are to being amplified or surpressed by external factors.

A flood is defined as any high flow, overflow, or inundation by water that causes or threatens damage.17 Floods are caused or amplified by both weather - and human - related factors.

This flying insect decline is probably caused by land use factors (agriculture, possibly insecticides like neonicotinoids, possibly amplified by inert effects of «ecological sinks» in the landscape) and independent of climate development.]

Now vegetation phenology is influenced by all these factors, sometimes leading to paradoxical results that may further amplify interspecies temporal mismatches.

For you to make your case, you must present the mechanism which amplifies power absorbed by GHG's by at least a factor of 4, yet has no amplification effect on solar power.

The new paper by Andersson et al builds on the hypothesis that ozone is influential and a potential mechanism to amplify solar factors.

To make things interesting, the northern hemisphere ocean / land ratio is different than the southern hemisphere ocean / land ratio and land tends to amplify SST variations by an average factor of two.

Both casual relationships are operative at all times: In the 19th and 20th centuries, the temperature - driving CO2 causal relationship amplified the original temperature effect, as one of several factors leading to a net positive feedback on temperature due to CO2 increase, and a climate sensitivity of about 3C for a doubling of CO2 — a number verified multiple times by calculation from proxy data from multiple epochs in Earths prehistoric past.

Bear in mind that the representation of clouds in climate models (and of the water vapour which is intimately involved with cloud formation) is such as to amplify the forecast global warming from increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide — on average over most of the models — by a factor of about three (5).

These are all factors that are amplified by population growth, development and land use changes.

It's approximately a 6.5 percent variance, which is a minor difference but one amplified by other factors.

jae says: May 9, 2011 at 7:37 pm... «What I have argued here is that the most likely range of the climate sensitivity is what the IPCC says the most likely range is... which corresponds to feedbacks amplifying the radiative effect due to CO2 alone by a factor of about 3 + / - 1 ″

The observed solar - cycle response suggests that it is a response to radiative effects of the TSI, amplified by the same climate feedback factors as for the greenhouse radiative forcing (52, 53).

What I have argued here is that the most likely range of the climate sensitivity is what the IPCC says the most likely range is... which corresponds to feedbacks amplifying the radiative effect due to CO2 alone by a factor of about 3 + / - 1.

According to the company, the Wheel's «Human - Enhancing Technology» can amplify a rider's pedaling efforts by a factor of 10, and although I couldn't exactly measure that claim, it certainly made me feel as if I had wings on my feet.