Sentence examples for latitude itself from inspiring English sources

While latitude can be an overall strong correlate, albeit, as we have shown here is not always consistent and predictable, latitude itself is likely a surrogate for some other underlying mechanisms.

Worldwide, GCA incidence was independently associated both with population frequency of HLA-DRB1*04 and with latitude itself.

Latitude bills itself as "more than just a music festival", and it's true.

Actually, a more southerly latitude suggests itself, for the scene under Carnegie Hall these days is truly infernal, as workers excavate 8,000 cubic yards of Manhattan schist and debris -- enough to fill 363 New York City garbage trucks -- to make room for the theater, which is replacing the Carnegie Hall Cinema but will be far greater in volume.

The remaining errors are caused by the large day-to-day variation of the TEC in the equatorial latitude region itself.

Apart from earthquake-related study, mid-latitude trough itself needs further detailed study (Rodger et al. 1992; Yizengaw and Moldwin 2005).

That latitude has manifested itself in the Evergreen School District, which shifted the money elsewhere this school year.

Google left itself latitude to cut the price further, which it eventually did.

One potential explanation for this observation is that tropical latitude may be in itself an important factor in determining the sex ratio at live birth, with humans living in more tropical areas having an increased chance of having female offspring compared to those who do not [ 18].

The concept of a Northeast Passage was at first favoured by the English: it was thought that, although its entry was in high latitudes, it "turning itself, trendeth towards the southeast…and stretcheth directly to Cathay".

Champagne itself, 49.5 degrees latitude at its northernmost point, pushed the climatic boundaries for making fine wine.