Sentences with phrase «uptake in»

I remember being really slow on the uptake in figuring out that she wanted to be more than friends.

Thus, the counter-intuitive associations between some practices and smoking, and the few significant effects of anti-smoking practices on smoking uptake in the longitudinal analysis, might be explained by a reciprocal relationship between parents» and their offspring's behaviors.

Peer Pressure and Family Smoking Habits Influence Smoking Uptake in Teenage Boys Attending School: Multilevel Modeling of Survey Data

Beyond the metros, we've seen also seen a good uptake in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Kerala, West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh.»

As more institutional heavyweights start looking towards digital currencies, we can expect more uptake in the markets.

There is a disjoint between the application of cryptocurrencies in online gaming and gambling and its uptake in the real world casinos and this is what Providence seeks to address.

We really enjoyed our time with the phone when it launched earlier this year, and while many lauded it as the perfect Android productivity tool for enterprise, the company has seen a large uptake in regular consumer purchases as well.

The Japanese government has decided to recognize the blockchain, setting the stage for large uptake in the world's third - largest economy.

The exchange explained that it had seen sophisticated phishing attacks targeting its users since early January, and around February 22nd there was a sharp uptake in phishing emails pointing to similar - looking domains but using unicode characters (under the «i» and the «a» of «binance.com»

The uptake in demand is why they had the latest fundraising round, so they can ramp up the rate of production and be able to fulfill all orders that they receive quickly.

The latest drop in total coin value seems to have coincided with broader uptake in bitcoin, the world's most popular cryptocurrency both in terms of market cap and trade volume.

Presently, Nigerians» appetite for speculating in digital currencies has led to an uptake in trading volumes on peer - to - peer exchanges with close to $ 5 million in bitcoin reportedly being traded each week.

We are already seeing somewhat of an uptake in Android Go from some custom ROM developers, such as by XDA Recognized Developer AdrianDC, with his work on LineageOS 15.1 with Android Go build configurations for several old Sony phones.

Until now, XRP uptake in institutional circles has been limited despite growing interest in Ripple the company.

Kenya could be considered the crucible for Bitcoin consumer uptake in Africa.

That was not a happy chapter — after some initial uptake in some firms, systems feel into disuse.

A «ground - breaking» paper in the scientific journal Geology concluded that the wells are a likely contributor to the dramatic uptake in the area's earthquakes.

Edmonton - based Neuman Thompson, which acts for employers, is also noting an uptake in constitutional work often related to public sector restructuring, says lawyer Craig Neuman, whose firm is seeing more collective bargaining work these days.

In addition to the mega trials, he said the rising use of electronic communication of evidence, increased resources in police investigations, and even the increase in Crown attorney hirings have created a massive uptake in demand that the static numbers of judges and courtrooms can't handle or accommodate.

Infographic outlining tech transformation in the legal profession, including top five technology initiatives, the benefits of cloud, BYOD uptake in 2014, and key tech changes in the next 10 years

So I think that's a bit of a disconnect, but I think we're seeing continuing cloud adoption, focus on the economics of it, and an interesting uptake in the level of comfort with cloud computing.

Mayeski, a litigator, expanded her practice areas, but she also saw an uptake in her litigation practice and realized that she might not be able to add on Mathers» workload.

The BigHand Cloud Services Division, which was launched only 18 months ago, reports its Professional Edition is receiving a huge uptake in the legal and healthcare markets.

If the uptake in new capabilities by businesses is to be maintained securely, then cyber security must come become a deciding factor in the implementation of any technology.

Features of the ocean - carbon cycle that we did not account for may also be changing and could influence ocean carbon uptake in the future.

The result was about double that of net productivity, which balances photosynthetic carbon uptake in oceans with carbon released by the respiration of primary producers in the ocean.

Vegetation goes the opposite way: large CO2 uptake in summer (including ocean algues) and continuous release of CO2 during the year from vegetation decay (without uptake in winter from leafless trees).

I found a paper from 2003 by a collection of climate scientist chaps from Princeton and other places, who estimated carbon uptake in various places and come to the conclusion: «there is more carbon dioxide uptake at low latitudes, and less at high latitudes, than the models predict.»

What they did was constrain the Community Earth System Model with known ECS of 4.1 C (very high) to observations of global temperature and two different estimates of ocean heat uptake in combination with an ocean model coupled to an atmosphere model to represent natural internal variability.

This new microbe could explain why we see methane uptake in the Arctic and in Antarctica.

Far riskier is intentional acceleration of carbon dioxide removal by enhancing the biological uptake in the ocean through iron fertilization.

Examining the output of climate models run under increases in human emissions of greenhouse gas and aerosols, Troy Masters noted a robust relationship between the modeled rate of heat uptake in the global oceans and the modeled climate sensitivity.

1) There is insufficient information available on things like ocean heat uptake in 1950 and data on the actual aerosol offsets at that time to make a reliable estimate of the attribution to CO2.

The size of the EF carbon footprint, and hence the entirety of the ecological overshoot claimed by the EF methodology, comes down to a single number representing the assumed rate of carbon uptake in forests.

In other words, the EF defines carbon uptake in forests as the single mechanism for offsetting human emissions of greenhouse gases from industrial activity to the atmosphere.

Using 1981 - 2011 ocean heat data (again for 0 - 2000m, from Levitus et al, 2012), rather than the last 10 years, to compute the trend would have reduced the recent - period OHU estimate, scaling up as before to allow for heat uptake in the deeper ocean and elsewhere, by 0.08 W / m.

Last but not least, ocean biogeochemistry impacts CO2 uptake in this region as well.

Various groups have analyzed that data and they all come up with about the same answer for ocean heat uptake in the ARGO era, one that is disappointingly small for alarmists.

That the slowdown in surface warming has been concentrated in the ocean - surface (and shallow - ocean) temperatures has led a number of scientists (including the Met Office) to posit that the pause in ocean surface warming may be driven in part by increased heat uptake in the deep ocean.

Swanson and Tsonis (2009) suggest that decadal surface cooling and warming results from a change in energy uptake in the deep oceans or a change in cloud and water vapour dynamics.

Privatizing benefits of greenhouse gas reduction is a key strength of the geofinancial engineering approach because it drives uptake in a large and diverse marketplace, and we need large - scale transformation to prevent catastrophic climate change.

Specifically, he pinpoints the slow response to ocean heat uptake in the high latitude regions, where the oceans are most unstable to vertical mixing.

«However, only one experimental study — a large liana removal experiment in Panama, has proven lower carbon uptake in forest with lianas versus forests where lianas have been removed.»

Increased uptake in the past decade may be a consequence of a reduced rate of deforestation [217] and fertilization of the biosphere by atmospheric CO2 and nitrogen deposition [187].

I would believe that the conductive impact should be evident in the rate of CO2 uptake in the Antarctic, which would explain the lower CO2 concentration shown by the satellite data.

As you mention, much of this has been discussed before, including the principle that small natural variations can't trigger a very long term upward trend in temperature and ocean heat uptake in the absence of a climate sensitivity value that is astronomically high (Swanson and Tsonis have made essentially the same point about long term trends).

No, the model result is only used to estimate ocean heat uptake in the base period, which is before observational data was available.

Another point is, that the imply of heat - uptake, made by Nic and Curry underestimated thermal sea level expansion for 1995 - 2011, would it be correct, heat - uptake in cyrosphere inclusive glacier - melting have to be larger then thought.

Could have net cooling effect CO2 uptake in the area of elevated methane release was enhanced, compared to surrounding waters.

The new paper, with lead author J.B. Mcquaid, is titled «Carbonate - sensitive phytotransferrin controls high - affinity iron uptake in diatoms ``.