Sentence examples for constant temperate from inspiring English sources

High temperature superconductor only appears the superconductivity at the constant temperate range.

Apples have been acclimatized in Ecuador at very high altitudes, where they provide crops twice per year because of constant temperate conditions year-round.

It has a higher antioxidant capacity compared to shorter lived temperate clams, with a constant requirement for stable antioxidant status until old age [ 11, 12].

Curiously, infectious viral particles could be detected in saliva of mosquitoes from temperate Argentina exposed to lower constant temperatures [15°C2121 dpi) and 20°C (14 and 21 dpi)].

To test if the selective history of the populations was changed by laboratory rearing conditions (e. g. inbreeding or genetic drift), we compared the results of these recently collected populations to those of a long-adapted laboratory strain from a temperate origin, kept at a constant temperature of 18°C for 12 years.

Simulating neutral drift under constant disturbance may not be realistic, particularly in temperate marine systems where the frequency and intensity of disturbance may vary seasonally.

Honey supplies energy for heat production to achieve a constant brood temperature and for overwintering in a temperate climate (Stabentheiner et al., 2003a, 2010).

This worldwide cooling, which led to a period of rather constant cold temperatures [ 55], initiated the expansion of temperate habitats in the Northern Hemisphere, replacing the more tropical vegetation dominant during the Eocene [ 10].

Tropical populations showed a shift of the curve toward warm temperatures whereas the natural temperate populations (Paris and Bologna) showed a constant performance at intermediate temperatures (18°C and 28°C), with higher productivity at extreme cold but lower at extreme hot than the tropical ones.

Previous models used simple functions to increase transmission during the winters of the temperate northern and temperate southern hemispheres but assumed constant transmissibility in the tropics (the region between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn).

BEFs are either constant or a function of stand development and exist for many species of temperate forest, e.g. [43, 44].