Sentence examples for difference between the climate from inspiring English sources

Ken Baldwin, director of ANU's Energy Change Institute, said there were "clear points of difference" between the climate change policies of the Coalition, Labor and the Greens.

"There's a big difference between the climate debt accrued by rich countries as a result of their emitting CO2 over a long period of time and the often unjust debt which has been accrued by poorer countries," he says.

Seasoned investment advisor Frank Quattrone took the stage with Bill Gurley at Web 2.0 Summit today to talk about the difference between the climate in 2010 and when Quattrone began his career in the pre-IPO-boom 1980s.

There is very little difference between the climate scenarios in terms of intensity.

The scoring in the table does not imply that the difference between the climate of Thailand and India is as large as that between India and Denmark; it is made for ease of reference only.

If the interaction terms in the models are significant, then the difference between the climate chamber and outdoor group can be attributed to the effect of elevated temperatures in the climate chamber.

The researchers find substantial differences between the climate stance of Republican elites and their party members.

Despite the differences between the climate models used for CMIP, all of them have a large range of uncertainty about the exchange of carbon dioxide between plants and the atmosphere.

Ecological niche models may also fail to predict a species' introduced range as a result of genuine differences between the climate envelopes of native and introduced populations [13] [15].

It is also important to consider the differences between the climate of Kazakhstan (continental with minimal influence from oceans) and the climate of the United States (surrounded by the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans as well as the Gulf of Mexico) when comparing the distribution of B. anthracis across the landscape of each.

The most important second-order interaction was climate × light (Table 4); the difference between the warm climate and the other two was relatively larger when seeds were subjected to light than to continuous darkness.