Sentence examples for annual range of from inspiring English sources

The annual range of average daily temperatures is about 36 °F (20 °C).

Seoul's climate is characterized by a large annual range of temperature.

The US portion is expected to be in the decade-long annual range of $1bn to this year's $2.3bn.

A continental climate, associated with large landmasses and characterized by an extreme annual range of temperature, prevails over a large part of Asia.

In general, environmental variables, distances to wetlands and the annual range of temperature defined species' distributions better than did biological interactions.

Annual range of temperature has no parallel in the northern hemisphere – more than 100 °C, with the cold winters and hot summers.

The annual ranges of soil temperatures (ARS Ts, mean annual soil temperatures (MASTs) in the active layer on peatlands, and the mean annual ground temperature (MAGT) at a depth of 14 m of the underlying permafrost were all significantly lower near the LLP on the northern slope of the Eboling Mountains.

We also found no consistent pattern of maximum temperatures or annual ranges of temperatures occurring with forest type.> -wrap-foot> Mean values plus or minus one standard deviation are included Neither hemlock- nor hardwood-dominated streams had consistently higher nitrate concentrations among all pairs (Fig.  1).

A DENV-IgM laboratory test was performed in 29.7% (annual range = 11.1 41.0%) of clinically diagnosed dengue cases at HTD between 2004 and 2009.

gambiae s.s is defined as total annual precipitation of 230 9224 mm, maximum annual temperature range of 25 31 °C and minimum annual temperature range of 18 20 °C.

The equity's Schaeffer's Volatility Index (SVI) of 23% sits in the 4th percentile of its annual range.