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What is it, then, when a scientist formulates a hypothesis that growth patterns follow temperature, and tests the hypothesis against data only to find that growth patterns do not follow temperature at all for 30% of the data and only partially for the rest?
ECONOMIST: Against the prevailing wind
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For instance, the World Bank just released a report, "Turning Down the Heat, " which explores a world with four degrees Celsius of global temperature growth.
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Experimental models suggest a burst of shrub growth should have accompanied the temperature rise.
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People are fleeing the cold: there is a strong correlation between the average temperature in January and population growth, notes Edward Glaeser, a professor of economics at Harvard University.
ECONOMIST: The census
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Tarragon is very temperature sensitive and cold temperatures slow growth and quite commonly causes leaf quality issues.
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The device, which resembles the sawed-off head of a driver golf club, uses its Plant Care Engine (or PCE as its literature so abbreviates) to detect such important plant growth criteria as water, fertilizer, humidity, temperature and light.
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In an area of a few tens of square kilometres around this tower, the researchers will place further sensors in the soil and in local streams, to measure temperature, carbon-dioxide and nutrient levels, along with rates of root growth and the activities of microbes.
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For example, it is possible to check if two yeast strains were grown under the same experimental conditions (temperature, medium, etc.), and if the same methods were used to calculate growth parameters, etc.
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The growth in the number of air-conditioned homes, which has made indoor TV viewing bearable regardless of the temperature outside, is among them.
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