Sentence examples for difference in latitude between from inspiring English sources

Mite densities and positive detection rates were significantly lower in Beijing than in Xishuangbanna, perhaps due to their different geographical and climate characteristics and the large difference in latitude between the two areas.

The magnitude of the geomagnetic field at the Virginia sites is reduced compared to the Minnesota sites, likely due to the difference in latitude between the two magnetic observatories: BRD is located within the auroral oval at (49.8^circ) latitude ((50^circ) magnetic latitude), while FRD is located below the auroral oval at (38.2^circ) latitude ((40^circ) magnetic latitude).

The Académie broke the tasks into five operations, allocating each part to a separate working group: #Measuring the difference in latitude between Dunkirk and Barcelona and triangulating between them (Cassini, Méchain, and Legendre) #Measuring the baselines used for the survey (Monge, Meusnier) #Verifying the length of the second pendulum at 45° latitude (de Borda and de Coulomb).

We thus expect phenological mismatch with native oaks to correlate with differences in latitude between provenance origins and the trial site.

For dataset 1, we find a significant maximum difference of 13 ° in latitude between the northern summer (NS) and southern summer (SS) tracks over the SAA region and insignificant difference of 4 ° over the Australian region, for the southern hemisphere Sq tracks.

For dataset 2, we find a maximum difference of 11 ° in latitude between the NS and SS tracks over the SAA region and 3 ° over the Australian region for the southern hemisphere Sq tracks (cf. Table 1).

A difference > 1‰ between species can indicate a difference in sources of primary production and hence a difference in latitude (Ruiz-Cooley et al. 2004).

Even in California where there is a large difference in latitude there was a positive association with colorectal cancer prevalence with latitude (Fig. 53).

Differences in latitude, elevation, climate, topography, vegetation, soil, and human use have allowed the North American Desert to be subdivided into regions of cold mid-latitude and hot mid-latitude desert.

On land, biomes are separated primarily by differences in latitude, height above sea level and humidity.

We considered the differences in altitude and latitude between the localities and the climatic stations available and calculated which would represent less change using our regression model.