Sentence examples for predominantly warm from inspiring English sources

"To me, most of the high street coffee is infantilising in itself, in the sense that you have a coffee that is predominantly warm milk," says Hayward. "Coffee is as much about smell as taste.

These improvements are especially pronounced in predominantly warm climates with high solar radiation and, to a lesser extent, low wind speeds.

This is also supported by the presence of established transmission in predominantly warm or hot climates; evidence of transmission and establishment in temperate regions is less prevalent or convincing.

Indeed, a significant part of sackung activity took place during predominantly warmer and more humid periods, with some dates coinciding with the Bølling Allerød chronozone, but especially with the onset of the Holocene and the Holocene Climatic Optimum.

Members of the calcified red algal genus, Galaxaura, are distributed predominantly in warm temperate, subtropical, and tropical regions worldwide.

Compared to the entire landscape, oak savannas were historically found predominantly in warm, dry, flat, and low-lying areas, but habitat destruction has left oak savannas in largely the exact opposite set of conditions at present.

Widely distributed and common, the fungus occurs predominantly in warm temperate areas.

Conversely, the SABD is found predominantly in warm, shallow coastal waters and embayments, and in addition to euphotic sources, has access to prey items which may derive their energy from a variety of basal resources including bottom-living (benthic) primary producers such as macroalgae and seagrass.

Human infections are found predominantly in warm areas.

Leptospirosis is a worldwide zoonosis caused by pathogenic Leptospira species which occurs predominantly in warm and humid climates [ 1].

The climate is predominantly continental, with warm summers and frosty winters.