Sentence examples for climate compared to the from inspiring English sources

The results reveal: ① the soil freezes deeper for snow depths less than 20 cm in the present climate, compared to the situation without snow cover.

Overall, study indicates no strong evident that RCMs downscaling as an immediate step before bias correction provides additional improvement to the sub-regional climate compared to the correction directly carried out on their forcing GCM.

This study found that the solar hybrid desiccant cooling system (SHDCS) was more effective to handle the premises with high latent cooling load in the hot and humid climate compared to the conventional air-conditioning system.

Strangely, the GWPF are not highlighting this acknowledgement that man-made emissions are driving rapid changes in our climate, compared to the historical experience.

The Crimean had beautiful beaches, forested mountains, and a warm climate compared to the rest of the Soviet Union.

However, we also observed a strong increase in SCC incidence rates in the West (males), Middle, and North (females) regions, which have far less sunny days and a colder climate compared to the South 32.

Kolfe Keraniho is characterized by a warm and moist agro-climate compared to the mid highlands of Ambo and the relatively warmer and drier climatic condition in the midland of the Bishoftu area.

For example, only the preceptor results suggested that students in the enhanced APPE were provided with a superior learning climate compared to students in the control APPE; and only the student results suggested that the enhanced APPE students experienced significantly greater attitude enhancement compare to their counterparts.

How does Earth's look, feel, and climate compare to those of her homeland?

Sensitivity analysis was carried out for different cities of Canada and resulted that Vancouver, with mildest climate compared to other cities, was the best candidate for the proposed solar hybrid GSHP system with a GHX length reduction to solar collector area ratio of 7.64 m/m2.

The general expectation is that it will take much longer for Antarctic sea ice to respond to climate warming compared to the Arctic.