Sentence examples for as latitude increases from inspiring English sources

The tree-line elevation descends as latitude increases, and alpine tundra, characterized by low flowering plants, spans nearly the full length of the range.

In this context, it is of considerable interest that, as latitude increases (both north and south of the equator), the amount of effective UVB radiation decreases due to an increase in the angle of the sunlight reaching the planet surface (i.e., traveling a longer distance through the Earth's atmosphere).

Since it is unknown if an acute infection could transiently alter the 25-hydroxyvitamin D concentration and concentrations would be expected to decline over the fall and winter as latitude increases from the equator, serial serum concentrations would have to be obtained in a prospective study done in a temperate zone.

aDirection of the change in proportions of FAs as latitude increases.

eRate of change in proportions of FAs per degree of latitude as latitude increases.

bSignificance of the change in proportions of FAs as latitude increases for the high growing temperature treatment.

AvTD peaked just north of 35°N and then declined overall as latitude increased, with a number of peaks and troughs.

The carbon isotope composition of horses decreased as latitude increased.

None of the unsaturated FAs in PLs showed a significant relationship with latitude, whereas in TAGs, only erucic acid (22 1) in plants grown at low temperature varied significantly with latitude (q = 0.002, BH-FDR = 0.007, r = 0.251, Figure  1B, Table  2), decreasing as latitude increased.

While the carbon isotope composition of horses skeletal material decreased as latitude increased, we found evidence of boundary between a mixed C3/C4 diet signal and a pure C4 signal around 32° S and a change from a mixed diet signal to an exclusively C3 signal around 35°S.

Kimlin and colleagues observed that the available levels of erythemal or vitamin D producing UV-B irradiation decreases dramatically as the latitude increases [11], particularly during the four cooler months (i.e., November to February).