Sentence examples for increasing sunshine from inspiring English sources
Moreover, it is known that the longevity of a mosquito increases with increasing relative humidity (Martens et al. 1995) and that mosquito activity decreases with increasing sunshine because mosquitoes are more active during the dark.
Stine said that monthly temperatures follow a sinusoidal curve, rising to a peak in mid-summer, then dropping to a winter low, and finally rising again because of increased sunshine to another summer high.
The sky is just turning blue, the Wanderers in enjoying increased sunshine.
Where vitamin D deficiency was found, the result was explained to the patient/caretaker by telephone, with a recommendation to increase sunshine exposure and/or oral 25OHD supplementation.
A number of studies have examined the impact of meteorological factors on suicide and found that lower suicide rates were associated with increased rainfall [ 4], decreased temperature [ 5], decreased humidity [ 6], and increased sunshine [ 7].
It was apparent that while increased sunshine significantly enhanced the spread of the non-melanic form (f. succinea), the spread was more rapid within hectads containing a high proportion of urban land cover and marginally slower in hectads containing high conifer cover (Purse et al., 2014).
This afternoon will be dry with increasing amounts of sunshine.
The run-up to the monsoon season typically sees strong sunshine and increasing heat but temperatures have soared to higher than expected levels this year.
The volume was 26.2% higher in an hour with sunshine compared with no sunshine, and increased by 2.5% for one hour increase in sunshine each day.
In Tampa Bay, the chances of hockey sunshine increased greatly with the Lightning's decision to hire Red Wings legend Steve Yzerman as general manager, writes the Tampa Tribune's Joe Henderson.
A mitigating factor for the higher nitrate content of the CRF treatment recorded in 2004 was the increased hours of sunshine and poor rainfall throughout the year.
