Sentence examples for more cold temperatures from inspiring English sources

The average temperature in January is about -10 C, with more cold temperatures typical in the central parts of the peninsula.

What's more, colder temperatures once kept the beetles away from high altitudes, yet now they swarm and kill trees on mountaintops.

When we work outside in more extreme cold temperatures (lower than minus 70 degrees Celsius, or minus 94 Fahrenheit), a Canada Goose Snow Mantra parka certainly lives up to its reputation as the world's warmest parka.

Both plains cottonwood and saltcedar were more resistant to cold temperatures in the winter than in the summer, but this seasonal cycle was more extreme in cottonwood (Fig. 1).

The answer was yes: In a chemical environment like that in red blood cells, the reconstructed mammoth hemoglobin let go of its oxygen much more readily at cold temperatures than did that of Asian elephants.

Even more exciting than cold temperatures are storm events with snowdrift and whiteouts.

Additionally, ANME-1 appeared to be more sensitive to cold temperatures than ANME-2 (Rossel et al., 2011).

This assumption is supported by recent findings that N. ceranae and N. apis responded differently to decreasing fumagillin levels [ 31] and that N. apis was more resistant to cold temperatures than N. ceranae[ 61].

Relative to either use of an electric or LPG space heater or no use of space heating (many people in Nepal just wear more clothing during cold temperatures), use of wood, coal, or kerosene for space heating in winter was associated with an OR of 1.45 (95% CI: 0.97, 2.14).

Pitfalls for riding during winter are varied depending on whether you're riding in snow or in more temperate muddy, cold temperatures.

This method may lead to an attractive process to produce an improved biodiesel that is more conductive to cold temperature utilization and more stable during storage.