Sentence examples for variation in latitude from inspiring English sources

With climate change, the wide variation in latitude, longitude, and topography across the extended Himalayas will influence the degree of warming, the extent of monsoon precipitation, and the impact on snowfall.

The objective of this study, however, was to explore the influence of the variation in latitude on HFMD epidemics.

The first component (PC1, Figure 5 and Table 3) was explained by variation in latitude and rainfall, accounting for 42.9% of the variation.

This variation in latitude and sun exposure permits the estimation of cancer risks at very high and low vitamin D concentrations, in contrast to single-site observational studies, which may have a limited range of vitamin D values.

If a city was listed, we took its geographical central latitude and assumed that there would not be sufficient variation in latitude within a city to justify using its population centroid.

Accurate predictive combination of flowering time QTLs, including those associated with a Brassica "florigen" function will accelerate the selection of cultivars with appropriate flowering times for different regions, especially where there is variation in latitude and seasonal temperatures associated with winter environments.

Slight variations in latitude and longitude result from this wobble because the poles are displaced from their mean positions.

As described here, the technique is used for meridian chains, i.e. to study variations in latitude due to current systems (electrojets) assumed to be long and flow in the east-west (magnetic coordinates) direction.

Relative risks associated with ever versus never use of sunbeds did not differ much with variations in latitude and there was no indication that risks would be higher in more sun sensitive populations such as those in the Nordic countries.

The correlation matrix in Table 3 shows that asthma prevalence is best explained by the variation in geographical latitude (r = 0.47) and winter insolation (r = −0.46), closely followed by annual air temperature (r = −0.42).

Forbush and Casaverde (1961) showed that the enhancement of SFE in H over the dip equator in Peru varied in a manner similar to the Sq (H) variation in equatorial latitudes.