The phrase "activating temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, engineering, or processes where a specific temperature triggers an action or reaction.
Example: "The activating temperature for this chemical reaction is 150 degrees Celsius, at which point the reactants will begin to combine."
Alternatives: "trigger temperature" or "initiation temperature".
activating agent concentration, activation temperature, and activation time for maximum adsorption capacity of activated carbon falls within these experiments.
Males expressing dTRPA1 in F cells tested at 30°C (a temperature that activates dTRPA1) had a significantly higher wing extension rate than genetically identical flies tested at the non-activating temperature of 23°C or control flies at either temperature.
The armpit is home to eccrine sweat glands, which are activated by temperature and activity, and apocrine glands, which turn on during puberty and operate in moments of stress or excitement.
Operating parameters for carbonization of citrus fruit peel viz., weight ratio of citrus fruit peel to activating agent, temperature and time of carbonization have been optimized by Response Surface Methodology (RSM) considering decolorizing power of prepared sample as response.
AmTRPA5 expressed in HEK293 cells cannot be activated by temperature fluctuations (data not shown); thus, it remains to be determined how the TRPA5 channel is activated.
This original hyper-branched polymer was obtained using the azide-alkyne cycloaddition activated by temperature.
Temperature increased the biosorption capacity but reduced slightly the rate of intraparticle diffusion, indicating that the biosorbent surface was activated by temperature which limited the diffusion of Methyl violet molecules into the interior of the biosorbent.
Salicylic acid, ASA, and 2,6-DHBA activate the temperature rise as well as odor-production in the Sauromatum appendix (Raskin et al. [1989]).
With all this in mind, sperm TRPM8 channels may be activated by temperature changes within the range encountered in the female tract.
