The phrase "a notable temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a temperature that is significant or worthy of attention, often in scientific or descriptive contexts.
Example: "The weather report indicated a notable temperature drop overnight, which could affect the morning commute."
Alternatives: "a significant temperature" or "an important temperature".
Although the cell resistance increases abruptly due to electrolyte oxidization when the cell is firstly overcharged to its maximum voltage (5.10 V), the cell internal temperature keeps a low temperature of 50 °C without notable temperature rise.
It is clear from Figure 5 that the peak wavelengths of the PC peaks have no notable temperature dependence.
In this paper, we expand our previous study by demonstrating that reactor geometry has a notable impact on temperature distribution inside the solar reactor and therefore it has an impact on natural gas to hydrogen conversion.
This enables the liquid crystal membrane structure to be maintained despite water deficiency or a notable drop of temperature (Leslie et al. 1995).
This is a notable limitation, since room temperature, apart from the season and outside temperature has a direct effect on BP level [ 37].
A notable difference in the melting temperature of the base metals may result in rupture of the lower-melting-temperature metal (Hayes, et al., 2011).
The microstructure of Ti-645 alloy was significantly changed from equiaxed grain to acicular one with the deformation temperature while a notable decrease in grain size was recorded as well.
Results from the present study show that temperature has a notable impact on the growth rates of two cold adapted Arctic charr populations.
Its spread across 41.3% of the reads indicates that this inhibition has a notable fitness advantage at higher temperatures.
In addition, it is noted that changes in acid dissociation constant and temperature lead to a notable shift in equilibrium swelling curves.
