Sentences with phrase «shaded area indicating»

Figure 1: The black line represents the annual rate of anthropogenic carbon uptake by the ocean (left axis), with shaded area indicating the error envelope.

Shaded area indicates the uncertainty.

The red shaded areas indicate where floods are now arriving earlier than they did five decades ago, whereas blue shows where floods are occurring later in the year.

The shaded area indicates the Younger Dryas (YD) interval following the Bølling - Allerød (BA).

Green shaded area indicates the average over the 31 years centred at 1.5 C of warming; purple shaded area indicates average of 2050 - 2150.

The gray shaded area indicates AA − ED.

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Shading indicates areas of cartel control, with darker - colored areas indicating population density, which is a sign of a potentially deep market for narcotics.

The areas shaded in blue and red indicate when lead values were below or above the 410 - year average, respectively, highlighting the dramatic change before and after industrialization in the Southern Hemisphere.

The shaded areas on the map just indicates the region boundaries.

Solid lines indicate cumulative incidence; shaded areas, 95 % CI.

The blue shading indicates cold conditions, and the brown shading shows the dry areas.

The light green shaded area above the orange line indicates dividends after they've been paid out of earnings.

Cooler climate is indicated by shaded areas which are periods of geographically widespread ice.

White shading indicates areas that are either water, barren, or that did not experience any relevant drought events.

Shades of pink indicate areas where corals experienced a build - up of thermal stress that was enough to cause significant bleaching (light pink) or mass bleaching and death (dark pink).

Pixels with darker shading represent areas with a higher concentration of tree cover loss, whereas pixels with lighter shading indicate a lower concentration of tree cover loss.

The shades of pink indicate areas that are or are probably melting.

Red (blue) shading indicates areas of positive (negative).

Red (blue) shading indicates areas of positive (negative) correlation.

Red shading indicates the very driest areas — soil moisture deficits greater than 130 mm.

Orange shading indicates very significant in some areas and / or sectors; yellow indicates significant; white indicates that significance is less - clearly established.