Sentence examples for further from the equator from inspiring English sources

In some places, maybe reefs will even migrate further from the equator.

Gross said the Chilean earthquake shifted the Earth's axis a greater distance than the larger Sumatran event because it was further from the equator.

A new study co-authored by MIT's Kerry Emanuel finds that as the Earth's oceans have warmed, destructive storms have moved further from the equator, writes Jason Samenow for The Washington Post.

From locations further from the equator, it can best be seen after sunset in the spring (i.e. April in the north and September in the south) and before sunrise in the fall.

So, among peoples living further from the equator, evolution would favor narrower noses.

The cause for this southbound plague is climate change, of course, with rising sea temperatures drawing the jellyfish further from the equator than ever before.

Psoriasis is more common in countries farther from the equator.

People living in countries further away from the equator develop symptoms of multiple sclerosis at an earlier age, research suggests.

The further away from the Equator you live, the less vitamin D producing UVB light reaches the earth's surface during the winter.

It is already well-known that blood pressure tends to be lower in summer than in winter, and there is also evidence to suggest that rates of high blood pressure increase in countries further away from the equator.

Both genetic and environmental factors are believed to be to behind the development of multiple sclerosis (MS), with previous work revealing that prevalence of the disease is higher among those living further away from the equator - in other words, in locations with higher latitudes.