Sentence examples for because of higher temperatures from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, jockeys approved the condition of the grass course, which was given the chance to dry because of higher temperatures and no rain.

Because of higher temperatures on the South Fork, Wölffer's version, the late-harvest chardonnay ($37 a half bottle), is made from refrigerated fruit that is pressed very slowly.

Day or night, "there will certainly be more males chirping at the same time because of higher temperatures, and if they sing in unison, then the overall sound will be louder".

Fishermen, farmers, teachers and others living near the world's largest desert lake say Turkana's volume has reduced significantly over the past 30 years because of higher temperatures and changing weather patterns.

And the disruptions to the environment go well beyond invasive creatures, like the dire reports this summer of drastic declines, probably because of higher temperatures, in the ocean phytoplanktonthat support much of the life on earth.

When plants close stomata because of higher temperatures they may conserve water but lose the ability to absorb CO2.

The heat transfer is more significant on the coldest day because of higher temperature difference between the different parts of the Trombe wall system.

The electrical resistivity of the GSs decrease with the heating temperature because of higher temperature leads to less oxygen-containing groups in the structure, and less oxygen-containing groups leads to better electroconductibility [33], which is complied with the result from FT-IR test.

A reduction of energy production would cause the overlaying mass to compress the core, resulting in an increase in the fusion rate because of higher temperature and pressure.

In longer growing seasons, when ozone is at its worst because of high temperatures, plants take up more.

Delta Air Lines recently announced that it would not accept live animals as checked baggage through Sept. 15 because of high temperatures throughout much of the United States.