The phrase "a lower ambient" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a lower ambient temperature or lower ambient conditions, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The experiment was conducted in a lower ambient temperature to observe the effects on the reaction rate."
Alternatives: "a reduced ambient" or "a cooler ambient".
It is also observed that the system favors a lower ambient temperature for maximum exergy efficiency and hydrogen production.
Moreover, it is also obtained that a higher top temperature and a lower ambient temperature are beneficial both for the freshwater production and energy conversion efficiency.
As a result, the system performance will benefit from a lower ambient temperature and a sizeable heat recovery for the CO2 system.
At a lower ambient temperature of 20°C twitching of U. hypochoeridis is slower and lasts 393±53 ms (N = 10).
To show that mice exposed to a lower ambient oxygen level had less oxidative stress, we measured both reduced (GSH) and oxidized (GSSG) glutathione in blood of mice chronically adapted to 10% oxygen.
On the other hand, rainy days also tend to have a lower ambient temperature (Kearney et al. 2008; mean temperature in the present study during field deployments was 17.1°C), typically reducing anuran activity levels.
Their surface temperatures were experimentally found subject to thermal comfort criteria and under a lowered ambient temperature.
The lower occurrence of heat exhaustion in the 2009 race may be due to a relatively lower ambient temperature which probably reduced the effects of dehydration and electrolyte imbalance as it had rained heavily the night preceding the event.
The results show that for a fixed process design, lower ambient temperature in the Barents Sea results in an average COP of 5.0 compared with 3.0 3.5 in the Mediterranean Sea, or alternatively, that a ship can operate with RSW tanks that are approximately three times bigger if ambient seawater temperature is 10 °C compared to 20 °C.
With the growing awareness of an energy shortage with consequent lower ambient temperatures in homes, there is a need to obtain adequate information as to the physiological capabilities and adaptive potential of elderly individuals to a cold stress.
Overall, although it could be related to extrinsic factors like predation, parasites or infectious diseases unrelated to ageing, there is a clear trend for longer lifespans at lower ambient temperatures in wild species of ectotherms (Munch and Salinas 2009).
