Sentence examples for climates table from inspiring English sources

The sites are distributed across the conterminous USA (Fig. 1) and cover a broad range of climates (Table 1).

No significant genetic structuring was found among all twelve climate groups, among the six climates represented by more than ten ITS types, or between cold-temperate and (sub tropical climates (Table 3).

Pines can reach high evaporation rates as well in suitable climates (Table  2) (Waterloo et al. 1999), sometimes with very high interception rates (Calder 1991).

In addition, seven accessions were collected for this study from different sites in Russia and Kazakhastan to enrich our collection for accessions from very cold climates (Table  1).

Extant tortoises are among the most endangered vertebrates worldwide (Böhm et al. 2013), but Earth is still home to a number of suitable candidate tortoise taxa, from a broad range of native climates (Table  1).

The higher dN/ dS ratios for ATPase6 in OW evolved lineages in northern climates compared to NW lineages from more temperate and subtropical climates (Table 5) hints at a possible role for adaptive selection in response to climate for Canis mtDNA evolution [ 13], but statistical tests of nonsynonomous and synonomous substitutions did not support adaptive selection in northern regions (Table 6).

Specific associations were determined on the basis of highest rank (P < 5%) variable for a given locus, and the method accounts for correlations that are likely present between the variables used to characterize climates (Tables S4 S7).

Here are three that caught my eye: each places our global food system squarely on the climate table.

While other big emitters, such as the EU, China and the US, start showing their cards on the climate table and betting big on renewables, Brazil seems to be holding itself back.

On the contrary, the lower A/C ratio of samples P2, P7, P10, P11, P15, and P20 indicates an arid climate (Table 2).

This situation is reflected in the relationship between soil slope and subsidence impact, where more sloping ground is more susceptible to subsidence in Illinois' rainy climate (Table 4).