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Submitted by nchenda on Thu, 04/26/2018 - 15:44

The emergence of arthropods is driven mainly by temperature. A change in temperature only by a few degrees will affect whether arthropods will be present or absent (Hannson et al. 2014). If the weather is colder, there will be less arthropods compared to when the weather is warmer. Therefore, if the temperature inside a certain area of a building is warmer than other areas, there is a high chance that there will be more organisms present and vice versa. This statement will be used to guide our experiment regarding the relationship between temperature and the number of arthropods found. We will try to determine if the correlation between higher temperature and higher arthropod count is true.
 

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Instead of the word "try" you can say you will determine if there is a significant correlation between temp and arthropod count.

"in temperature only by a few degrees" sounds better as " in temperature by only a few degrees"