Sentence examples for more normal temperatures from inspiring English sources

We should have longer dry spells and more normal temperatures though.

Comiso, says the last 4 years have been anomalously warm, so it is possible that a return to more normal temperatures will slow the rush of Greenland's ice to the sea.

Utah: WHEREAS, global temperatures have been level and declining in some areas over the past 12 years; WHEREAS, Earth's climate is constantly changing with recent warming potentially an indication of a return to more normal temperatures following a prolonged cooling period from 1250 to 1860 called the "Little Ice Age".

Because of the generally greater depth, this type of aureole is often superposed on a metamorphism at more normal pressure-temperature conditions, and the rocks may appear schistose and exhibit new thermally generated minerals on a preexisting assemblage.

The KO mice, by contrast, switch from an initial hyperactivity to a long-term hypoactivity of sufficient magnitude to support a more normal body temperature despite restricted calorie intake.

Only nine vaccine vials were discarded because they had been at normal temperatures for more than four days.

For example, the India Meteorological Department requires that temperatures increase 5 6 °C (9 10.8 °F) or more above the normal temperature, whereas the U.S. National Weather Service defines a heat wave as a spell of "abnormally and uncomfortably hot and unusually humid weather" spanning two days or more.

The reference period was more representative of normal temperature conditions for California (CalClim 2006).

For wintertime, our normal temperatures should be more like an average of 34 degrees or so, but in the last three winters we've been up around 38 degrees.

Northern Florida is more susceptible to severe weather; below normal temperatures, increased number of low pressure systems in the Gulf of Mexico during the winter, and "almost always" reduces the frequency of storms and hurricanes.

This observation underscores that Hsp90 is important to buffer deleterious variation not only at normal temperatures, but even more so under thermal stress.