The phrase "acquisition temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, technology, or business, particularly when discussing the conditions under which something is acquired or obtained.
Example: "The acquisition temperature for the material must be carefully monitored to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "acquisition heat" or "acquisition thermal condition".
The whole setup was fully automated and driven by Matlab based software: image acquisition; temperature, pump, valves, microscope and stage control, allowing for a fast and versatile control of the time-lapse process.
For T-bet the acquisition temperature was reduced to 84°C.
FTIR spectroscopy at cryogenic temperatures, especially in combination with sophisticated illumination and data acquisition temperature protocols, provides quantitative data on protein-ligand interactions.
Sample handling at room temperature and/or acquisition temperature (25°C) was limited to a maximum period of 30 min per measurement to reduce sample degradation.
The fluorescence acquisition temperature was set at 5 7°C below the melting temperature of each amplified product in order to eliminate any signal from primer-dimers.
SYBR Green fluorescent intensity of specific double-strand reflecting the amplicon amount was read after each elongation step at an additional acquisition temperature.
Annealing and acquisition temperatures were optimized for each primer set.
Acquisition temperatures were 83°C for VvPR1 and 77°C for VvACT, VvSTS, VvNPR1. 1 and VvNPR1.
Primer sequence, annealing and fluorescence acquisition temperatures, amplicon size and GeneBank accession numbers are shown in Additional file 1: Table S1.
The PCR primers and PCR product sizes in base pairs together with optimal acquisition temperatures are listed in Additional file 2: Table S2.
These transcripts were pooled from clusters III, IV and V, with each individual transcript then allocated a functional category based on annotation and literature searches Primer sets used and the product sizes obtained in addition to the acquisition temperatures used.
