Sentences with phrase «several scenario studies»

Right now, we have several scenario studies to predict what the future trend would be.

Not exact matches

I don't know what the plan is, but what I know for sure, as I'm studying in management is that his plan surely consists of several scenarios depending on the context (since the context is likely to change in many ways by July 1st).

He cited several studies showing that a large number of species on the planet would become extinct in a «business as usual» global warming scenario.

After several years of studying genetic material from the twins and their parents, the team came up with two possible scenarios.

In Vancouver, Warren discussed several «swarm scenarios» his group has studied both in crowds of real people and in virtual reality.

Studies are being carried out to determine the functional effects that occur when these receptor - ligands interact; to determine how these proteins induce their activities at the molecular level and transmit signals to T cells; and to determine the significance of these proteins in several disease scenarios such as asthma, scleroderma, and atopic dermatitis.

I made my decision few months ago to start all over again and after studying several scenarios I am committed now to only one thing: CREDIT SPREADS.

Hence, the points raised by Oreskes et al. may be more relevant for the study of Pall et al. — and indeed for several of my own papers (e.g. local temperature scenarios available for viewing in GoogleEarth described in a forthcoming publication).

Ackerman et al. (2009, see note 8 above) review this and several other studies, including a recent report from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (Knopf, B., O. Edenhofer, H. Turton, T. Barker, S. Scrieciu, M. Leimbach, L. Baumstark and A. Kitous (2008), «Report on First Assessment of low stabilization scenarios») which reports modeled costs for stabilization at 400 ppm CO2 equivalent as remaining under 2.5 % cumulative GWP losses to 2100.

All the more ironic is that in counseling us to «respect the facts», he should made several further errors of fact, not least in his translation of «Nullius in Verba», but also in his statement of fact that» 15 — 40 per cent of species potentially facing extinction after only 2 °C of warming», omitting the fact that this is aworst - case scenario predicted by just a single study.

The study also made several assumptions that drive the outcomes under different scenarios — two in which the standards continue but are suspended, and two in which they continue as under current law.

Lead author of the study, Dim Coumou, from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, said: «We find that up until 2040, the frequency of monthly heat extremes will increase several fold, independent of the emission scenario we choose to take.

Unfortunately, during the several years since the IPCC study was released, both global CO2 emissions and atmospheric CO2 concentrations have exceeded those in its worst - case scenario.

The study, by Ian Joughin of the University of Washington and several colleagues, had a key caveat: it did not consider a worst - case melting scenario, and stated that the biggest uncertainties don't concern the inevitability of the collapse, but rather the timing.

Bottom line: responsible reporting should note these are only «possibilities», yes, but same said responsible reporting should also inform readers that not one but several recent studies change the picture (veruss 4 - 5 years ago) from «remote possibility» to a «higher probability than previously thought» for such shut - down scenarios.

But in a scenario where an individual is the sole earner for a family of several kids, the sum assured is surely to differ from the one having two earning members and 2 children studying in school.

Clearly there are several alternative, though not mutually exclusive, scenarios that may explain the interactions observed in this study.