Sentence examples for broad temperature response from inspiring English sources

Further, our unique strategy is expected to create DNA building blocks with a broad temperature response range that can be modulated additionally by sequence control.

Features such as the rapid temperature response, a dynamic glass-transition accommodated by a broad enthalpy recovery, a remarkable temperature and deformational uniformity, and an enthalpy trend that validates the adiabatic constraint, are accurately simulated.

This is most likely due to the effects of absorption by solar radiation by ozone, giving rise to an in situ diurnal temperature response that is strongly influenced by the latitudinally broad trapped (nonpropagating or evanescent) diurnal tidal modes (Forbes and Garrett 1979).

Robustness of the constitutive model is demonstrated against predicting fatigue and dwell period stress relaxation responses under uniaxial strain-controlled loading for a broad temperature range of 25 982 °C and strain rate range of 1.1×10−2 to 2.6×10−5/s.

Such differences in temperature response among forest types (e.g. palm vs evergreen broad leaved forest types) need to be considered when predicting ecosystem greenhouse gas responses under future climate change scenarios.

Keeping temperatures to manageable levels also assumes that we know what the precise link is between atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations and the global temperature response.

CLEA showed broad temperature optima in the range of 50 55°C.

Optimum temperature was found to be 50°C, supporting activity (60%100%%) over a broad temperature range (30 60°C).

Viscosity is measured in small temperature increments over a broad temperature range.

There is normally a broad temperature gradient behind the boundary with more widely spaced isotherm packing.

The temperature response of residues is highly heterogeneous: the 'intersection temperature' below which side chain conformational heterogeneity remains nearly constant has a broad distribution across the molecule, with a peak near 250 K. Residues composing a dynamic active-site network that is important for function do not have a consistent intersection temperature.