Sentence examples for broad temperature adaptability from inspiring English sources
Hence, the broad temperature adaptability of VRFB is one of the key issues which affect its large-scale practical application.
The exploration of cathode materials with high capacity and power, fast charge/discharge rate, long lifespan and broad temperature adaptability is a challenge for the practical application of lithium ion batteries.
Compared to the above progress, little is known about PMM gene and function in crop plants, although broad temperature adaptability is vitally important for crops to achieve high yield potential under diverse environmental conditions.
Temperature adaptability is a critical factor for rice domestication and production.
CLEA showed broad temperature optima in the range of 50 55°C.
The knowledge obtained here improves the understanding of PMM evolution in eukaryotic organisms, and may facilitate further investigations of PMM function in the temperature adaptability of bread wheat.
The resources produced here may aid future investigations of the physiological function of this important gene in the temperature adaptability of bread wheat.
Considering the fundamental importance of PMM in the temperature adaptability of eukaryotes [ 1, 12], the differences in the temperature-activity profiles of the four enzymatically active TaPMMs are of particular interest.
Other studies involving heat shock employed a broader temperature change.
To reveal the genomic features that contribute to its broad ecological adaptability and examine the evolution of the species, the genome sequence of L. casei ATCC 334 is analyzed and compared with other sequenced lactobacilli.
With the larger pan-genome reflecting the ancestral, wider gene pool of tubercle bacilli, their lower virulence and faster growth, especially at temperatures below 37 °C, plausibly reflecting broader environmental adaptability, STB strains might thus come nearer to the as-yet-unknown missing link between the obligate pathogen M. tuberculosis and environmental mycobacteria.
