Sentence examples for dissimilar climates from inspiring English sources

Climatic dissimilarity was calculated as 1- climatic overlap and expressed as a percentage, so that 0% corresponds to population pairs with the same climate, and 100% to the populations occupying completely dissimilar climates.

The coastal area of Bangladesh is composed of different geomorphological regions with dissimilar hydrology, climate, and soils (Islam 2004).

The motion included as justification the fact that Coahuila and Texas were very dissimilar in climate and economy and mentioned that Texas's limited representation in the state legislature made it very difficult to enact laws that specifically addressed the needs of its citizens.

Climate variability in dissimilar geographical areas may have diverse local effects on dengue outbreak as both climate and non-climate variables influencing dengue transmission may be unique in different locations (37).

The climate is not that dissimilar to the hill country of many places in Europe, and we have the same opportunities here in regards to growing crops, raising animals and hunting.

Of course Denver, with its snowy winters and warm but wet summers, cannot learn much from Barcelona, with its Mediterranean climate, because they are so dissimilar.

Our results (Fig. 2C) suggest that while the small latitudinal shifts required under a low emission scenario would probably have little impact on oak phenology, the shifts of >10° of latitude required under a high emission scenario could lead to major phenological differences between native and climate-matched trees, and significantly dissimilar gallwasp assemblages.

Therefore, the two clones may respond distinctly to climate change and the single climate factors may affect each clone in a dissimilar manner.

This dissimilar result might be because of using different methods, sample size, climate factor, geology, soil type, dissolution of minerals from lithological composition, and addition of chemical fertilizers.

The story is not dissimilar from Epstein's account of Kenyan distance runners, in whom accidents of climate and geography combine to create dramatic differences in abilities.

Not dissimilar?