The phrase "a temperature factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where temperature influences a particular outcome or process, such as in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The growth rate of the plants is significantly affected by a temperature factor, which determines their optimal growing conditions."
Alternatives: "a thermal variable" or "a heat influence".
This contrast loss is traditionally modeled by a Gaussian decay of structure factors with a temperature factor, or B-factor.
This study will propose a temperature factor that is able to properly incorporate the non-conventional behavior of some materials.
Furthermore, design equations for cold-formed stainless steel tubular T- and X-joints at elevated temperatures are proposed by introducing a temperature factor (ξT).
A unified equation for predicting ultimate strength of X- and T-joints at elevated temperatures was proposed by introducing a temperature factor.
These are presented for a large-tube-small-tube-diameter ratio of 2 as functions of NPe of 5 100; NRe of 0.01 100; z/D for the smaller tube; ψ(H), a temperature factor; and the Powell-Eyring-equation constants.
The final average, calculated from 2500 subvolumes, was filtered to 18 Å using a Fermi filter with a temperature factor of 0.002 px−1 (Frank, 1996).
It was shown that these SNPs were significantly correlated with water availability factors (Rd, and Hu-an), temperature factors (Sh, and Td), geographical factors (Ln, Al, and Lt), and solar radiation (Rad) better than the other factors (Table 5 and Table 6).
Temperature factor analysis reveals that residues C-terminal of the kink region are mobile, and importantly, that the residues mutated in class 1 disease have a lower temperature factor and bind in a more rigid manner (Fig. 3c).
So we deduced that the chain of substrate was recognized and bound by lying into the channel through the opening of the unique loop, because this loop is very flexible in structure with a higher temperature factor.
Region Thr141-Ile155 of the E. coli enzyme has a higher temperature factor as it forms the Lid domain and participates in catalysis.
The structure of 1FBK was solved at a modest resolution (3.2 Å) and we found that the loop region has a high temperature factor compared with other X-ray structures (Fig. 3).
