用colder造句子，“colder”造句

To get annual temperatures, they measured rings in high-altitude conifer trees, which grow faster in warmer summers and slower in colder years.

Seeds must be stored at minus 20 degrees Celsius, that is, well below freezing, and plants that rely on cryopreservation must be far colder.

But such steamy moments - which usually happen when lenses are colder or warmer than the air around them - could be wiped out with the invention of non-fogging glasses.

The central equatorial Pacific Ocean could stay colder than normal into summer and beyond.

The reconstructed mammoth hemoglobin could deliver oxygen at colder temperatures than the human form of the protein could handle.

Researchers and experts have found that a significant portion of peopleliving in colder, darker climates are severely deficient in vitamin D.

First, animals in colder climates are less active, often resting or hibernating to conserve energy.

Adventure advice: the high elevation makes the mountains colder than the rest of Thailand. Pack warm clothes, especially during the winter.

Munch and Salinas found that the lifespan for 87 percent of the species they studied varied as predicted by the MTE, so those that lived in colder temperatures had longer lifespans.

It's not hard to see how a warming Earth could change those dynamics: as the globe heats up, the top of the atmosphere should get colder.

A long soak in the bath during the colder months could hold some unexpected dangers, a Japanese study has found.

The only added benefit I can see is that the potato quarters will stay colder longer than cucumber slices, and since they will be slightly heavier, they will add a little pressure to the eyebags.

The air is getting colder, and I just want to curl up and hibernate.