The phrase "at elevated test" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or unclear expression, and without context, it is difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The results were obtained at elevated test conditions, which affected the outcome."
Alternatives: "under increased testing" or "at higher testing levels".
As displayed in Figure 5, rice, a tropical cereal and adaptable to both tropical and temperate regions [ 56], possesses a PMM showing very high activity levels at elevated test temperatures (30 and 37°C).
This indicates that bread wheat PMM isozymes may be generally more stable than their counterparts in B. distachyon and barley at elevated test temperatures (such as 37°C), which correlates well with the wide temperature adaptability of the bread wheat crop [ 13, 14].
Under position control at the elevated test temperature, a period of constant nominal stress intensity factor range (ΔKnom).
Model predictions compare very well with experimental results for a [±θm/90n]s laminate at two elevated test temperatures of 80 °C and 180 °C.
The alloy showed evidence of softening to failure at the ambient and elevated test temperatures.
Experimental results of six, class 4, stub columns at elevated temperature, tested by Ala-Outinen [Members with Class 4 cross-sections in fire: Work package 3, ECSC project stainless steel in fire. Contract no. RFS-CR-04048, Espoo, Finland; 2005], were used to evaluate the finite element (FE) model.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07597.050 We also grew plants under WD at control temperatures or under WW conditions at elevated temperature to test the effects of these individual stresses on root architecture.
The composite floor slabs with fibre concrete at ambient and at elevated temperature were tested at the Czech Technical University in Prague in the last two years.
Effective recovery of sugars and lignin with whole biomass solubilization by flowthrough pretreatment at elevated temperatures under tested pretreatment conditions was previously reported [ 25].
This apparatus allows one to run tests at elevated temperatures up to around 300°C.
Based on S30408 austenitic stainless steel, the mechanical properties of materials in flat and corner regions were investigated by steady state tests and transient state tests at elevated temperatures.
