Sentence examples for temperate compared to from inspiring English sources

There are fundamental differences, of course: Chengdu's land is more fertile and its weather more temperate, compared to Chongqing's harsh terrain and sweltering summers.

The weather in the park is temperate compared to most other protected areas of India.

After discovery of these putative compensatory mutations, we again searched for elevated ND5 deletion levels in the temperate as compared to the tropical isolates, this time including only those temperate-clade isolates that encode DRSeq1.

The yield from corn, for example, or maize is triple in the temperate zones compared to the tropical zone.

The meetings were secretly recorded by the president, which might bear on the fact that his stand throughout the recorded sessions is relatively temperate, as compared to other participants who were unaware that they were speaking to history.

These differences appeared more pronounced in temperate as compared to tropical climate zones.

Geographical structuring of pollination syndromes was found; there were fewer bird-pollination species in the Australian southeast temperate region compared to other regions of Australia.

In the ISOTHURM study mortality was higher in winter periods, with more pronounced differences for temperate as compared to tropical latitudes [ 8], showing a significant relation between ambient temperature and mortality.

Soil and ants were sampled from nests of three ant species: two formicines; Lasius flavus (aphid farmer/scavenger, mound builder) and Formica lemani (scavenger/hunter, non-mound builder), and a myrmicine; Myrmica sabuleti (hunter/scavenger, non-mound builder), in an extensively grazed temperate grassland and compared to similar soils without ants.

In contrast, only 36% of the arctic region experienced significant change, but the magnitude of overall change was greater in the arctic than in the southern temperate region (0.14°C/decade compared to 0.11°C/decade).

Redstarts occupying high-quality mesic habitats, such as coastal mangroves and lowland forest, are in better condition over the winter, have higher annual survival rates, depart earlier for spring migration, and have higher reproductive success the following season on the temperate breeding grounds compared to individuals occupying lower quality habitats, such as tropical dry forests [18] [21].