Sentence examples for temperate yet from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the emerging BU endemic areas in tropical rural West Africa, the climate of the Australian state of Victoria is temperate, yet locally acquired BU also has increased there in recent years (5 ).

Timber harvest and wildfire are two of the most prevalent disturbances across temperate forests, yet the long-term effects of these two forces on population connectivity have rarely been studied.

The genus Miscanthus has been considered attractive as a feedstock for cellulosic biofuel production because the plants are adapted to temperate latitudes yet utilize the energy-efficient C4 photosynthetic pathway, producing high yields of biomass but with low-nutrient requirements, adaptation to marginal land due to resistance to abiotic stress, and not competing with use for food [ 1- 3].

Yet the temperate sentiments of the Methodists were shared only by a few others, until the publication of a tract by eminent physician and patriot Benjamin Rush, who argued against the use of "ardent spirits" (i.e., distilled alcohol), introduced the notion of addiction, and prescribed abstinence as the only cure.

Our results reveal that in each of the two regions, the oldest interacting clades are indeed of matching age, at least within the error of molecular clock dating and given our incomplete species sampling, but the North American bird/plant assemblage is roughly half as old as the temperate South American one, yet has more than 3x as many bird-pollinated plant species.

But to create an English Middle Earth, Mr. Jackson says, he had to move Tolkien's story around the world to his own native New Zealand, where he found a temperate, European-looking landscape not yet laced with roads and strung with telephone poles.

This species is currently perceived as abundant throughout its extensive range across temperate regions of eastern Australia, yet little factual survey data exist and populations appear under threat.

Continuity of sediment transfer through glacial systems is essential to maintain subglacial bedrock erosion, yet transfer at temperate glaciers with overdeepened beds, where subglacial fluvial sediment transport should be greatly limited by adverse slopes, remains poorly understood.

"Thus, the earliest known hominids to have lived outside of Africa in the temperate zones of Eurasia did not yet display the full set" of evolved skeletal features, the scientists concluded.

Many snake species are declining globally, yet data unavailability in temperate grasslands hinders snake conservation in one of the world's most endangered biomes.

I give you sleeves – a simple yet effective way to stay temperate, but fit into current trends.