Sentence examples for mean temperature from from inspiring English sources

The UK mean temperature from 1 December to 24 February was 5.6C – well above the long-term average of 3.7C.

The UK mean temperature from 1 December to 24 February was also extremely mild at 5.6C – well above the long term average of 3.7C.

There was no much difference in the highest mean temperature among the three maps; however, the lowest mean temperature from the spline method was lower than the other two methods more than one degree Celsius.

The climate of this region is humid Mediterranean, with dry and warm summers (mean temperature from June to August  = 19°C and mean monthly precipitation  = 22.9 mm) and cold winters (mean temperature from December to February  = 3.7°C).

Owing to the previous findings, first trimester ozone concentration as the mean daily maximum 8 h concentration from two stations (Torkel Knutssonsgatan and Norr Malma) and mean temperature from three stations were entered as continuous variables.

The absence of CCHF cases in the "CCHF-free" areas was significantly associated with the mean temperature from October to November (Odds Ratio [OR]: 1.129), meaning that the higher the temperatures in October-November the higher the probability of reporting zero cases in the following year.

For further analysis (pH- and aluminum sensitivity and for the final temperature determination) the polymorph, which yield the better fitting temperatures (smaller deviation to mean temperatures from total mineral assemblage) was applied.

Respective annual and summer mean temperatures from 2005 to 2008, calculated by averaging monthly means of hourly data, are 26.4°C and 29.3°C in Florida and 28.3°C and 29.5°C in Mexico.

We used daily mean temperatures from near surface air temperature data of 2010 provided by the National Centers for Environmental Prediction [ 33], derived for the three breeding locations using R package RNCEP [ 34].

Expected mean temperature averages from a 30-year-period (temp) for each site were obtained from the New Zealand National Climate Database (NIWA 2005).

The mean temperature ranges from 15.7 28.7 °C between November and April.