Sentences with phrase «imbalances from»

Precise imbalances from satellites is impossible due to the difficulties in determining absolute values.

The latest NOAA «departure from normal temperature» map below reflects extreme and historically unprecedented temperature imbalances from West to East.

Lemaoana employs Kanga fabric for his text - based textiles, choosing the medium for its historic role in trade imbalances from East to South Africa.

These toxins add to the complications of a puppy that is dehydrated from vomiting, diarrhea and not eating, is hypoglycemic from not eating, and has electrolyte imbalances from vomiting and not eating.

Whatever the case, this approach works by very briefly cleaning up the diet in order to clear toxins and imbalances from the digestive tract while strengthening the digestive fire for improved performance.

Ligament laxity is most common an adrenal symptom and usually due to electrolyte imbalances from hormonal insufficieny.

Point is, the pain is / was coming from muscle imbalances from chronic gait imbalances and compensations — for her, the last 40 years — for you, the past 20 years.

Thus, plant - based consumers do not need to be at all concerned about amino acid imbalances from the plant proteins that make up our usual diets.

These imbalances from hormones and adrenaline cause the body to cling to extra weight that it does not need.

BHRT is available and can benefit both men and women because it can be used to treat a very wide variety of hormonal imbalances from menopause in women and andropause in men, to PMS, post-natal depression and many more.

It is our experience that acupuncture and herbal medicines promote optimal health, boost energy and restore harmony to people experiencing physical imbalances from the everyday rigors of modern life.

Of course bc made my skin amazing but did nothing to address my underlying hormonal imbalances from underfueling and overexercising / stress.

To be fair, I'm dealing with a multitude of skin problems - rosacea, flakiness from thyroid problems, and on top of that my skin becomes very oily an hour or so after washing it due to hormone imbalances from PCOS.

A well - functioning liver boosts your absorption of all vitamins and minerals and prevents deficiencies and hormone imbalances from developing in the first place.

This pattern was mirrored by the authors» model when it simulated the effects of DARPP - 32 on reward learning imbalances from positive vs. negative outcomes.

A number of things can cause hormonal imbalances from stress to major lifestyle changes and a poor diet.

Not only is this practice important for developing head control and sensory processing skills, it helps baby work through any minor muscle imbalances from being confined in the womb.

By combining the ocean heating rates, TOA observations (figure 4) and other energy storage terms (land, atmosphere warming and ice melt), the authors calculated Earth's energy imbalance from January 2001 - December 2010 to be 0.5 (± 0.43) W / m2.

Aging itself is a system - wide movement towards chemical equilibrium (away from the highly regulated far - from - equilibrium state) and as such is an imbalance from which all living organisms suffer.

Increase of Earth's energy imbalance from reduction of particulate air pollution, which is needed for the sake of human health, can be minimized via an emphasis on reducing absorbing black soot [75], but the potential to constrain the net increase of climate forcing by focusing on black soot is limited [76].

Endocrine function is imbalanced from the very beginning of the menstrual cycle causing mild to severe hormonal imbalance, depending on the individual.

The best way to take care of your body is to regularly eat foods that support the thyroid gland and that will help prevent an imbalance from occurring.

At Testosterone Centers of Texas, we test your hormone levels regularly as the first step in preventing a serious imbalance from occurring at all.

The mixture of gameplay types is severely imbalanced from the off.

How are these data reconciled with estimates of the planetary energy imbalance from a variety of model sources that are closer to 1.0 w / m ^ 2?

Normal weather also interferes by generating clouds that reflect the sunshine, and there are fluctuations in the global energy imbalance from month to month.

The EBAF product has been tuned to have a ~ 0.8 W / m2 imbalance to match estimates of the heat imbalance from ocean heat content estimates and modeling.

First of all — there should not be a lasting radiative imbalance from greenhouse gases.

Short - term variability is sufficient to account for changes in ocean heat without resort to an accumulating energy imbalance from greenhouse gases.

The rate of warming as measured by ocean heat content changes over the last 4 years shows that we have DOUBLED the top - of - atmosphere energy imbalance from 0.6 watts per meter squared to 1.1 watts per meter squared in the last 7 years.

We know that 93 % or so of the radiation imbalance from global warming is going into the oceans anyhow, so it should be obvious from that the ocean is largely a cooling source.

Increase of Earth's energy imbalance from reduction of particulate air pollution, which is needed for the sake of human health, can be minimized via an emphasis on reducing absorbing black soot [75], but the potential to constrain the net increase of climate forcing by focusing on black soot is limited [76].

As an example (and please doublecheck calculations for yourself) I refer to a statement by Anders L. (01:26:20) that quotes a max 1 W / m2 imbalance from Hanson et al..

There is no need for an energy imbalance from greenhouse gases to explain ocean cooling and heating.

A particular issue with AGC this is that the imbalance from GHGs is distributed fairly evenly over the Earth, but cloud albedo is far from distributed evenly.

I have no doubt mind you, that the bulk of the TOAenergy imbalance from increases in GH gases can be be found in the ocean at various depths, but what I seriously question is the direction of energy flow in accounting for the accumulation of about 0.5 x 10 ^ 22 joules per year of energy down to 2000 meters, and more when looking at even greater depths.

Exactly, Roy Spencer also wouldn't disagree that there is a TOA imbalance from measurements.

But we can infer the sign and (rough) magnitude of the present and past (integrated) TOA imbalance from the combined effect on ocean heat content and the mass of the land based cryosphere.

The TOA imbalance from melting ice is negligible, while the value for thermal expansion (~ 1.375 W / m ^ 2) is close to the 0.5 W / m ^ 2 often offered.

The more we try to force our marriage (or our planet) into a mode of operation that is antithetical to its natural processes, the more likely that it will reach a point of imbalance from which it can not recover.

Not exact matches

Comments: «Our cautious stance is predicated upon a belief that a number of macro uncertainties — the most important of which stem from long - term U.S. fiscal imbalances — will hamper earnings growth and constrain valuations in 2013.

Ana Catarian Bezerra successfully argued that she suffers from a chemical imbalance that triggers severe anxiety and hypersexuality, according to a viral news story....

According to Reuters, the gender imbalance «poses challenges for an industry looking to run more money from female clients.»

The survey was issued in response to a recent report from the C.D. Howe Institute that recommended changes to EI to address imbalances in the labour market.

By way of one of his executive orders from last week, Trump has called on the U.S. Department of Commerce to assemble a report on the root causes of the trade imbalance.

Finley's own department examined labour projections from 2011 to 2020 and found there was «limited evidence of imbalances between labour demand and supply in recent years.»

When a job distances you from these fundamental beliefs you have in life, that's where the imbalance comes from.

The book's short chapters address the economic underpinnings and challenges of everything from climate change to global governance to the imbalance between savings and investment in China.

It is the rare combination of a simultaneous impact of hugely restrictive fiscal policies, gravely damaged channels of financial intermediation and crippling trade imbalances in especially depressed segments of the world economy - the euro area - where there is an obvious need for a strong stimulation of domestic demand in countries of that region whose trade surpluses range from 2 percent to nearly 9 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).

We don't deny that demand growth can slow materially from around 2026... But legacy projects peak this decade, well before demand is likely to, setting up for an imbalance.»