Sentence examples for broader temperature range and from inspiring English sources
Considering its excellent physical and electrochemical properties, we therefore anticipate that the electrolyte based on TFPC and PC is a possible candidate for future LIBs that can work in a broader temperature range and high operation potential conditions.
Among these species, invasives tend to inhabit locations with broader temperature ranges and higher maximum temperatures than native species.
Simulations were performed in a broad temperature range and for intra-chain interactions varying from the fully interacting to the ideal spring chain.
The best storage modulus in broad temperature range and the best photoactuation performance were found for composite containing carbon nanotubes grafted by PBA-b-PMMA diblock copolymer.
This reaction is insensitive to aqueous conditions and pH levels ranging from 4 to 12, succeeds over a broad temperature range, and tolerates a wide variety of functional groups.
They exhibit non-hysteretic current voltage characteristics with IcRn values higher than 0.5 mV in a broad temperature range and optimal Stewart McCumber parameters at 4.2 K for RSFQ applications.
We measured leaf size and shape in Acer rubrum derived from four seed sources with a broad temperature range and grown for two years in two gardens with contrasting climates (Rhode Island and Florida).
The purified β-galactosidase enzyme preparation was assayed for activity over a broad temperature range and KCl and NaCl concentrations.
When combined with HPLC-based sugar profiling, we observed GH1 enzymes active over a broad temperature range and toward many different β-linked disaccharides.
This microorganism also grows over an unusually broad temperature range and hence provides a good model for exploring molecular mechanisms of thermal adaptation.
Since PCDF formation is observed over a broad temperature range and the maximum formation windows for PCDFs and PCDDs do not always overlap, it is necessary to compare the yields integrated for the entire temperature range of surface mediated reactions.
