The phrase "assimilation heat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts, particularly in discussions about thermodynamics or phase changes in materials.
Example: "The assimilation heat during the melting process is crucial for understanding the energy transfer involved."
Alternatives: "heat of assimilation" or "heat of absorption".
However, this effect was apparent in both the control (b = 0.648; t7751 = −59.49; P < 0.0001) and heat-evolved populations (b = 0.686; t6743 = −60.63; P < 0.0001), indicating that this observed pattern may be a signature of laboratory adaptation rather than genetic assimilation of heat stress resistance.
It is within this context that the assimilation of solar heat to the World Soul acquires a particular significance, a theme that is at the heart of the third disputation, entitled "De coelo et mundo" ("On the heavens and the world").
These include genes implicated in cellulose degradation (celA, celB and celD), as well as ammonia assimilation, and the heat shock (general stressor) response.
The physiological characteristics of E. farinosa related to photosynthetic optima, carbon assimilation, drought adaptation, heat tolerance, and seasonal morphological changes have been extensively described (e.g., [53], [54], [55], [56]).
This loss of plasticity would appear to have resulted from the genetic assimilation of the heat induction response in the noninducing environment.
Thus, genetic assimilation of the heat resistance response was apparent only and limited to a narrow window of possible environmental perturbations.
We investigate the role of ocean dynamics and its predictability by assessing predictions against the ocean analysis used for initialization for temperature or density and against the average of the three assimilation integrations for heat convergence.
These results support an apparent genetic assimilation of the heat-induced phenotype following selection.
Instead, most of the hsp genes that showed differential expression in one or more selection lines showed a high degree of correlation in expression across treatments, and most of the decrease in the environmental induction of expression seemed to result from laboratory adaptation rather than specific assimilation in the heat-selected line.
But we're fighting assimilation head on".
