Sentence examples for temperate settings from inspiring English sources

In contrast to more temperate settings where there is a plethora of rainfall runoff modelling studies, the world's tropical regions, including those of Australia, have received little attention and thus the predictive skill of various rainfall runoff models and methods in tropical basins is less known.

In this study I evaluate (i) whether death assemblages in temperate settings capture the community richness and overall structure with the same accuracy as in tropical settings, and (ii) the fidelity with which population changes are recorded for individual species.

The results of this study – the first controlled taphonomic evaluation of species abundance and temporal resolution of large-mammal death assemblages in temperate settings – confirm and expand a source of biodiversity data important for both paleontologists and biologists.

Such techniques have been used to predict mosquito abundance in temperate settings (14).

The low species resolution at Churchill might additionally reflect lowered rates of molecular evolution in low diversity plant communities [ 24, 25] and in low temperate settings, but disentangling the impacts of these varied factors will require further study.

We hypothesized that differences in the timing of the RSV and influenza seasons may explain these discrepancies because RSV and influenza rarely co-circulate in South Africa, but they do in other temperate settings (3, 4).

Further studies, employing similar methodology, should determine whether the same factors underlie norovirus epidemiology in other temperate and tropical settings.

Some studies have demonstrated a highly significant surge of such infections during the warmest months and during autumn in temperate and tropical settings [1] [3].

In Africa, influenza causes severe illness and deaths in both temperate and tropical settings [ 7, 8].

This contrasts with high-income temperate and subtropical settings where influenza is estimated to make a major contribution to circulatory disease hospitalization and death (2, 29, 30).

Studies in both temperate and tropical settings suggest that taller, larger individuals with greater canopy surface areas are likely to be more susceptible to windthrown mortality [ 23, 24].