Sentence examples for terms of sunshine from inspiring English sources

6 An interesting paper 7 compared Asian and Caucasian photoinduced damages on the skin of French (living in Besançon) and Chinese women (living in Suzhou) living under rather similar climatic conditions (in terms of sunshine and rainfall).

"It would feel a lot like home in terms of the sunshine you would experience," says Jon Jenkins, who leads Kepler data analysis at NASA's Ames Research Center in Mountain View, California.

The deal makes sense in terms of growing Hello Sunshine and anointing books as "must-reads" that are later turned into video projects, as is often the case today.

Ron Lindsay, a polar scientist at the University of Washington in Seattle, agreed that much now depends on what happens to the Arctic weather in terms of wind patterns and hours of sunshine.

The study by Vyssoki et al. in Austria also indicated a positive short term (lag of ten days and less) effect but negative mid-long term (lag of 14 60 days) effect of sunshine on daily suicide [ 40].

So, for a relatively small amount of money, the government is able to point to some rays of sunshine and long-term investment when there's little else to cheer about.

A multivariate model that expresses global solar irradiance in terms of location latitude, daily relative sunshine, maximum daily temperature, daily average relative humidity, and cosine of day number was developed.

The outlook for Scotland may be cloudy for the moment, but there's a chance of sunshine in the longer-term forecast.

There is however a need for research to clarify seasonal variations in ozone, the influence of sunshine and chemicals, and long term effects of ozone.

An active lifestyle plus good nutrition in terms of calcium intake and exposure to sunshine to generate vitamin D are necessary to reduce the risk of osteoporosis (Eastell and Lambert 2002).

Montreal averages 2,029 hours of sunshine annually, with summer being the sunniest season, though slightly wetter than the others in terms of total precipitation.