Sentence examples for temperate ranges from inspiring English sources

Latitude and tropical vs. temperate ranges are the most commonly reported habitat variables affecting diversification and rates of substitution [ 4, 22].

High temperature superconductor only appears the superconductivity at the constant temperate range.

Late in "Terrain," the violin soloist suddenly dwells in the tessitura of the D string, and the shock of hearing the instrument in its temperate range is revelatory.

On the other hand, the density of trees increases with altitude from the tropical to the temperate range, and then it decreases in the alpine zone as the vegetation is usually sparse above an altitude of 3000 m (Singh et al. 1994).

Genome analysis of these temperate range food and feed crops is a high priority for sustainable food production.

However the genomes of pooid grass crops have not yet been sequenced due to their size and complexity, therefore the future improvement of this key group of temperate range crop plants is currently limited by the absence of useful genome resources.

According to the models, mean diurnal temperate range was negatively related with habitat suitability.

The climate is temperate, ranging between monthly averages of 10 and 18 degrees Celsius in the main city (New Plymouth) in July and January respectively, with a relatively high annual rainfall of 1,432 mm.

It has outliers along all the temperate mountain ranges, including the Rockies, the Appalachians, the Alps, the Urals, and the Himalayas.

These relatively low values are typical of temperate mountain ranges, suggesting that most of the valley incision in the Gamburtsevs occurred prior to widespread glaciation at 34 Ma.

Most remaining wild pandas live in temperate mountain ranges in China, but Da Mao has adapted well to the cold climate of Toronto.