Sentence examples for the warmer environment from inspiring English sources

Without competing species, overall performance evolved in the warmer environment.

This means that the progeny of parents that performed the best in the lower pH environment did not necessarily mean they performed the best in the warmer environment.

This surely represents a feature of adaptation of A. m. ligustica populations to the warmer environment of the South European climate.

This finding is compatible with the theory that the virus persists better in the colder environments of the northern US than the warmer environment of southern US states.

Tavassoli et al. showed that the capability of hematopoiesis was maintained in the tail vertebrae of newborn rats by transposing the tail into the warmer environment of the abdomen [ 71].

You can envision how the first cells might have formed out of the chemicals and clays there and how the warm environment might have supported them.

The eggs are deposited into the mound, and the sun's heat, the warm environment, and the natural decay of vegetation maintain a warm temperature that aids the development of the embryo.

Data analysis reveals that the PMV overestimates occupants' mean thermal sensation in the warm environment (PMV > 0) with a mean bias of 0.296 in accordance with the ASHRAE thermal sensation scales.

Two, the warm environment of the stomach promotes ongoing fermentation of the alcohol in the dough, which can result in ethanol toxicosis.

It is made of cells that the virus can infect easily, and the warm environment under there helps the disease to thrive.

"I was afraid," she wrote, "that the warm environment would nurture the sperms, and they might enter my womb, make it to an ovary and then fertilise it".