Sentence examples for latitude provides from inspiring English sources

However, in conjunction with other published studies suggesting a possible link between vitamin D and asthma, a significant decrease of vitamin D producing erythemal UV irradiation with an increase in latitude provides a plausible explanation for the observed geographical distribution of asthma prevalence in both the northern and the southern hemispheres.

A high adjustment latitude "provides opportunities to work despite ill health".

Average temperatures at the four field sites increase with decreasing latitude, providing longer periods with permissive temperatures for beetle development at lower latitudes (Table 1).

A non-auroral D-region model based on rocket-borne wave propagation data only, together with the results during undisturbed conditions from a similar analysis from high latitudes provides the electron density basis from which NO densities are inferred.

The AL index, which is derived from magnetic field perturbations at high latitudes, provides a measure of the strength of the westward auroral electrojet.

As found on other continents, both Adh and In 2L) t show latitudinal clines in eastern Australia, with higher frequencies of the Adh S allele and In 2L) t at lower latitudes, providing strong evidence that natural selection is maintaining the polymorphisms [ 26, 27].

Each has brought his own particular qualities to the role but one key moment illustrates the creative latitude Chekhov provides.

The study of extreme auroral geomagnetic activities allows for GIC hazard assessment in the auroral latitude and provides physical insight into the energy release and injection mechanisms in place during extreme substorms.

An SSW is an extreme atmospheric disturbance event that results in a warmer polar stratosphere and reversed zonal mean flow at mid-latitudes and provides the link between the 'weather' of the polar stratosphere and ionospheric variability close to the geomagnetic equator.

The Dedicated Ionospheric Field Inversion (DIFI) algorithm inverts a combination of Swarm satellite and ground observatory data at mid- to low latitudes and provides models of the solar-quiet (Sq) and EEJ magnetic fields on the ground and at satellite altitude.

Since the oscillation period, and consequently, the geomagnetic field strength varies with latitude this provided a simple method to compare field strength between hemispheres and with latitude.