Sentence examples for differences in warm and from inspiring English sources

Therefore, soil bacterial communities could be shaped by the forestry management practices and climate differences in warm and humid conditions.

The climate differences in warm and humid conditions could determine difference of community structure, as well as disturbance of forestry management practices.

The importance and expected differences in warming and community responses along elevational gradients has been previously noted [43].

None of these studies, report significant intersession differences in MLE warm and cold thresholds measured at the wrist position between a first and a second session.

Instead, water flows through the tooth to nerve endings so the narwhal can sense differences in how warm and salty the sea is.

Interindividual differences in warm glow motivation are measured through a factor analysis, performed on a list of attitudinal items.

There were no significant differences in warming, cooling, or lack of trend by season for the weather stations with different durations of climatic data, suggesting that climatic trends did not differ by the length of time the weather station was in operation.

While the recorded steady state coefficient of friction (COF) does not show any noticeable difference (varying in the range of 0.6 0.7) with respect to difference in warm rolling conditions, the fretting wear rate (10 26 × 10− 5 mm3 N− 1m− 1) of the steel backed and warm rolled strips exhibits a systematic decrease in wear rate with increase in amount of warm rolling.

The fact that these models apparently missed the difference in warming between the surface and the upper air, the skeptics say, casts doubt on their reliability over all.

Also recently, Eberle et al. were able to demonstrate differences between warm and cold CRPS including differences in Quantitative Sensory Testing: more prominent sensory loss in cold CRPS and more mechanical hyperalgesia in warm CRPS [ 16].

In spite of the differences between warm and cold adapted populations, our results strongly suggest that the relationship between wing traits and fitness is trait dependent and not only population dependent [ 48, 53, 54].