Sentence examples for autumn vs from inspiring English sources

(A) Autumn migration routes of the six adult common cuckoos whose navigation was successfully monitored (red tracks) after being displaced from Denmark to Spain (arrow) compared to the migrations of eight adult non-displaced common cuckoos from Denmark and southern Sweden (green tracks: autumn vs spring routes indicated as solid vs dotted lines respectively).

Epidemiological data for this period indicate that season of diagnosis is a strong prognostic factor for Hodgkin's lymphoma, with ≈20% lower case fatality for patients diagnosed during autumn vs winter diagnosis (RR=0.783, 95% CI,−0.62 to 0.99; P=0.041).

At BlueFly.com, an Autumn Cashmere V-neck sweater was selling for $79.95, about $160 below its price in an upscale department store.

The V&A has confirmed its German director is to leave his role this autumn after five years, a decision hastened by his disillusionment over the British vote to leave the EU.

The option to change group showed higher attendance in summer (80.5% vs 75%) and autumn (74.1% vs 66.5%), but lower attendance in spring (75.2% vs 77.6%) and winter (77.3% vs 78.0%).

After a powerful recovery through the autumn and winter from a V-shaped downturn last summer, China's economy is unexpectedly faltering once again.

The Twickenham season which ended, except for Saturday's Navy lark, with league's cup final had opened with another revolutionary "sacrilege" in the shape of league's autumn World Cup curtain-raiser, England v Australia.

England autumn international series: 29 Nov: England v New Zealand, Esher RFC, 1900 KO, live on www.rfu.com/englandwomenlive.

A Lions spokesperson says Gatland's only fixuture commitment in the next round of autumn Tests will be at England v Australia on Saturday.

Large outdoor music festivals in the summer and autumn are popular, such as Glastonbury, V Festival, and the Reading and Leeds Festivals.

Soils under pasture and Erica scrub were scored as being more relevant to the first component variable association especially in winter, spring and autumn, as opposed to the soils under vines (V) at each season.