Sentence examples for temperate state from inspiring English sources

He passed the day comfortably, engrossed in his work, the erratic office weather having attained, for once, an ideally temperate state.

The Bayesian method also failed to produce conclusive results: the tropical life history had somewhat higher posterior probability to be the ancestral state (0.58) than the temperate state (0.41), but this was not well supported in the log Bayes factor test (logBF = 1.03; logBF >6 are considered strong support [42]).

Florida, where your grandfather lived, was one of those early temperate states.

Visitors learn that 23 million years ago, long before the state became a more temperate land of forests and lakes (and houses, highways and malls), it was a grassy paradise.

Brazil itself still grows soya in its temperate southern states.

In the southern temperate climate states, serovar Hardjo acquired from cattle constitutes the main infecting serovar.

Unlike pool businesses in temperate-climate states, like Florida and Texas, companies in the Northeast have the extra tasks of closing pools after the summer season, and then reopening them in the spring, with each job costing from $300 to $600, said Scott Margolis, of Aqua Tech Recreation, a pool service and repair company in Bronxville.

The state's temperate coniferous forests are the site of logging operations and pulp mills.

A temperate phage in this state is called a prophage, regardless of whether or not it is integrated; it can be dormant for several bacterial generations [ 18].

"It's a unique place for skiers to visit because the weather is very temperate compared with the States, which has very cold temperatures in ski spots.

He believes the trend is closely related to life cycle: Retirees are attracted to states with temperate climates, affordable costs of living, good health care and pretty scenery.