Sentence examples for affect of cold from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, they provide a detailed overview of which of the previously catalogued cold-responsive metabolites and transcripts are truly cold-responsive and which are changed indirectly due to the affect of cold on the circadian clock or via diurnal regulation.

For example, in Picea abies (Norway spruce) temperature and photoperiod experienced by a tree during seed production can affect the cold hardiness of progeny (Saxe et al. 2001; Johnsen et al. 2005).

In her role as lady Macbeth, Sally, normally jovial, was able to affect a cold sneer of cruelty.

The idea that a squishy, irrational bit of human behaviour could affect the cold, clean and rational world of markets was a challenge to neoclassical economists.

As ascorbate forms complexes with iron, it is not known whether this would affect the cold gelation process of whey protein as induced by Fe2+.

The efficiency of the humidification system was affected by length of cold air deflector, stack height, number of nozzles and duration of humidification.

Leonardo's chief quality of personal affect — cold calculation — recommends him as the geek's geek of all time.

Frost damage is one of the main factors to affect the stability of cold-regional tunnels.

While two analyses on heat and cold stress resistance, respectively, revealed no significant effect of pupal mass, it did affect cold stress resistance in experiment 4.

Neither did electrocoagulation of DMH affect cold-seeking behaviors caused by heat exposure and menthol nor warmth-seeking behaviors caused by cold exposure and RTX (data not shown).

In contrast, pharmacological inhibition of TRPA1 affects both cold and mechanical behavioural changes in more acute (hours) inflammation (Petrus et al., 2007).