Sentence examples similar to temperate quantity from inspiring English sources
Canola (oilseed rape, Brassica napus L). is a major oil crop in temperate regions and its quality and quantity are often limited by adverse environmental stresses including fungal pathogens.
Maize has been widely cultivated to produce forages with a high-energy density, but requires large quantities of water during summer in temperate areas.
This could be due to the prevalent climatic conditions which necessitate people to drink water in quantities higher than what people drink in temperate regions.
When considering only strains of F. fomentarius belonging to the same lineage, the quantity and quality of secondary metabolites produced by temperate strains showed clear differences.
This study evaluated the spatial scaling of albedo and related reflectance-based quantities over areas of high spatial heterogeneity in temperate mixed forest, deciduous forest, urban and built-up, and cropland/natural mosaic lands under snow covered conditions.
However, the quantity of DM at harvest constitutes a significant difference between temperate grass and other agricultural residues currently considered as feedstocks for bioethanol, such as wheat straw and corn stover.
Unless such detritus is produced in great quantities or rapidly buried, it tends to dissolve in cold (temperate to polar) waters.
Great quantities of fresh water were flowing into the ocean; the climate seemed unusually temperate for a region so close to the equator; and the North Star was wandering from its course.
Tempted by temperate climes?
Climate: Temperate and damp.
