Sentence examples for by differences in temperature from inspiring English sources

The earliest differentiation into day versus night behaviour in animals was probably driven by differences in temperature and the light available for vision.

Among other factors, the northward shift of the Gulf Stream appears tied to a larger change in Atlantic ocean circulation — the slowing of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, or AMOC, which carries warm surface water northward and cold water southward at depth, and is driven by differences in temperature and salinity of these waters.

Misleading reflections caused by the presence of undersea canyons or mountains plus variations in the speed of sound through water caused by differences in temperature, depth, and salinity limit the accuracy of echo sounding, though these problems can be met somewhat by crossing and recrossing the same area.

Rainbands can be stratiform or convective, and are generated by differences in temperature.

Large-scale density-driven circulation in the ocean, caused by differences in temperature and salinity.

Our results support the hypothesis that virulence at low temperatures is explained primarily by differences in temperature dependent regulation of proteins present in all the strains.

This disparity throughout Europe cannot be entirely explained by differences in environmental temperature or culture suggesting that differing assessment methodologies may be responsible for some, if not most, of the variation.

The AMOC circulation is just one part of a far larger global system of ocean currents, driven by differences in the temperature and salinity of ocean water.

The cracking originates from macrosegregation trails caused by differences in melting temperature between clad and substrate.

This is not fully explainable by differences in peak temperature or in hyperthermia management.

This difference can not be fully explained by differences in the temperature at which the data was obtained.