Sentence examples for lowest extreme from inspiring English sources

The lowest extreme temperatures in the winter are between −65 and −50 °F (−54 and −46 °C).

The EF climate holds the distinction for the lowest recorded temperatures at Earth's surface: the Vostok II research station in Antarctica holds the record for the lowest extreme temperature (−89.2 °C [ 129 °F]), while the Plateau Station has the lowest annual mean (−56 °C [ 69 °F]).

During the late dedifferentiation (NEC) stage, with the lowest extreme of IAA content (0.04-fold of that in hypocotyl) detected.

The abundance of blue tri-hydroxylated anthocyanins in ripe berries ranged from the lowest extreme of 14.5 % in 'Grignolino' to the highest extreme of 93.2 % in 'Aglianico' (Table 1 and Figure 2A).

Thus, we repeated the analysis after deleting the highest and lowest extreme in each baseline, and we again obtained the same results with a reduction in power from F 1,77) = 37.79, p < 0.0001 to now F 1,77) = 24.93, p < 0.0001.

The crop productivity of high, medium to high land is higher where; the medium to low, low and extreme low land has lower productivity (Table 6).

Despite hints of strain at the highest and lowest extremes of his range, Mr. Moore was consistently admirable.

The U.S. Climate Extremes Index, which keeps track of the highest and lowest extremes in temperatures, precipitation, and other events, stood at a record 46percentt for the period January-July, 2012, which is twice the average.

Berger et al. [8] propose that postcranial elements recovered from Ucheliungs and Omodokel caves (n = 61) sample the lowest extremes of extant size variation in Homo sapiens (Table 1).

Note that since Table 6 always fixes one of these variables at the median level, it will not show either the highest or lowest extremes.

"At the low extreme it doesn't cause anything at all.