Sentences with phrase «small magnitude»

However, the decrease relates only to small magnitude earthquakes, but showed little to no effect on larger magnitude earthquakes, over a 3 ranking.

For 1400, all indicate > warming but with smaller magnitude than the 20th > century.

However, in East Africa most of this seismicity is spread over a wide zone across the rift valley and is of relatively small magnitude.

ElarmS is designed to detect earthquakes small and large, because «only if it works for small magnitude events can we be sure the system is operational,» Allen says.

In some rough order of certainty we can consider that the 11 year solar cycle impacts on the following are well accepted: stratospheric ozone, cosmogenic isotope production, upper atmospheric geopotential heights, stratospheric temperatures and (slightly less certain and with small magnitudes ~ 0.1 deg C) tropospheric and ocean temperatures.

There is also evidence of selective summarizing, to make statements about possible harmful effects of climate change easy to find and quote while leaving it to the reader to unearth statements about the potentially small magnitude of those effects.

While the individual ensemble members exhibit realistic amplitudes of low - frequency variability, this variability is almost entirely internally generated as seen by the comparatively small magnitude of the forced response (given by the 40 - member ensemble - mean time series shown in the lower right panel of Fig. 5).

The other end of the bar would warm up too but its thermometer would show a temperature peak that's slightly out of phase with the positive part of the cycle and it would show smaller magnitude swings in temperature.

Inter-group differences as to quality of life were of medium magnitude, as to psychological distress and social support of small magnitude favoring patients after NTX.

Michael Brudzinski of Miami University and his colleagues will discuss their work to identify swarms of small magnitude earthquakes in Ohio that appear to be correlated in time and space with hydraulic fracturing or wastewater disposal.

These studies suggest «smaller magnitudes (of work or of time) are judged as disproportionately larger than large magnitudes.»

Similarly, though by a smaller magnitude, Ether is trading at $ 701 dollars on Bithumb and $ 704 on Coinone, but CoinMarketCap reports the global price of Ether as $ 694.

This effect, however, is of a smaller magnitude than that documented in the Brazilian studies, where risks for shortened duration were two - to threefold higher among pacifier - exposed infants.9,, 11,12 Additionally, pacifier use in this study was associated primarily with long - term breastfeeding duration and did not affect short - term outcomes; there was no significant association with breastfeeding duration up to 3 months» postpartum.

But the sensory system of the wing - like, high AR fins was also more sensitive, meaning the fins were more responsive to a smaller magnitude of bending.

The discovery of other, smaller magnitude, rapid greenhouse warming events (called hyperthermals) in the millions of years following the PETM provides further opportunities to examine the response of organisms to global climate change.

«[T] he small magnitude of weight loss observed from the majority of... exercise interventions» (you know, where they make people exercise) «may be primarily due to [how] low [the] doses [are] of prescribed exercise...»

He remains movies» most disciplined creative voice — a matter of no small magnitude in a medium naturally prone to the infantilization of noise, speed, and bright colors.

For Democrats, the small magnitude of the effect is likely an artifact of Democrats» predisposed alignment with teacher policy preferences, regardless of whether they are exposed to teacher policy preferences.

Three days later (2008-05-31, over three years ago, and fully search indexed) he publicly speculated on a smaller magnitude based on different types of buckets, «Let's say that the delta between engine inlet temperatures and uninsulated buckets is ~ 0.3 deg C... [i] nsulated buckets would presumably be intermediate.

«More data problems will undoubtedly come along, if likely of smaller magnitude,» he says.

That said, human activities may have already caused changes that are not yet detectable due to the small magnitude of the changes or observational limitations, or are not yet confidently modeled (e.g., aerosol effects on regional climate).

However, human activity may have already caused some some changes that are not yet detectable due to the small magnitude of the changes or observation limitations, or are not yet confidently modeled (e.g., aerosol effects on regional climate).

Total solar irradiance changes, though of small magnitude, do appear to affect sea surface temperatures (SSTs), most obviously at latitudes where cloud cover is small and irradiance is abundant, such as the Northern Hemisphere subtropics during summer.

Trained peer leaders reported significantly higher frequencies of supportive behaviors toward peers at posttest, compared with untrained peer leaders (the associated effect size indicated an impact of a small magnitude).

Trained peer leaders reported significantly more school engagement at posttest, compared with untrained peer leaders (the associated effect size indicated an impact of a small magnitude).

Referred Distressed Peers Trained peer leaders scored significantly higher on measures that assess their partnering with adults to connect distressed peers to adults at posttest, compared with untrained peer leaders (the associated effect size indicated an impact of a small magnitude).

Following Cohen [44], effect sizes were of a small magnitude.

What is noteworthy in our current findings is that these changes were of small magnitude and did not have a significant adverse impact on siblings» peer relationships.