Sentence examples for a temperate area from inspiring English sources

The largest area of concern was once in the Rio Grande do Sul region, a temperate area in southern Brazil bounded by Uruguay and Argentina, where up to 80% of all plantings come from Roundup Ready seeds, which trick the soybean plant into producing excessive quantities of a single protein so it isn't harmed by Roundup herbicides.

Judging by other fossils discovered near the location where the R. eurasiaticus fossil was found, the multituberculate apparently lived in a temperate area rich in plants by the shores of shallow lakes.

For instance, some mammal species, including goats, cervids, elephants and hippos, have gone extinct in the last few thousands years in the Mediterranean islands [17 and references therein], a temperate area which is clearly not favourable to DNA preservation.

Indeed, the study of cold thermotolerance in W. auropunctata pointed to a naturally occurring local adaptation at the southern margin of the native range as instrumental in explaining the establishment of the species in a temperate area (Rey et al. 2012).

We estimated lagged effects of diverse climatic variables, including temperature, rainfall, relative humidity, DTR, and duration of sunshine, on the incidence of P. vivax in a temperate area of the ROK using weekly and daily data, which provided more detailed information on the relationship between climate factors and P. vivax malaria than previous studies.

Store your humidor in a temperate area of your home – not near a window or heating unit, which will affect the humidity level inside your humidor.

The model was applied to a deciduous coniferous Larix kaempferi forest in a climatologically temperate area, and its performance tested by comparison with inventory data.

Interestingly, the population from Salto, a dengue-free temperate area of Uruguay, was more efficacious to transmit DENV than mosquitoes from Buenos Aires (temperate Argentina) where dengue transmission has been confirmed since 2007.

We have reported on changes in site from a lower incidence temperate area, where intermittent bursts of sun exposure sometimes with high intensity is the norm, this behaviour having increased over the past 15 years (Swerdlow, 2001).

Imported cases were detected in a wide subtropical and temperate area of the country, while indigenous circulation of DENV occurred only in the subtropical area of the country.

Within a single climatic region, the temperate area encompassing all of the Northeastern U.S. and Maritime Canada, we hypothesized that geologic factors may take precedence over climate in explaining diversity patterns.