Sentence examples for broader temperature tolerance from inspiring English sources

These diazotrophic unicellular cyanobacteria may show a broader temperature tolerance (15 30 °C) than Trichodesmium, and some have been recovered from waters with detectable nitrate concentrations (Langlois et al., 2005).

All of the tested bacteria showed a broad range of temperature tolerance: 4 37°C, with the optimum at 30°C (OM1, OM2, and OM17) and 37°C (OM4) (Table 1).

To that end, given that (1) broad ranges are characteristic of invaders [20], and (2) we found that temperature tolerance increases with geographic temperature range (across both native and invaded ranges), the possibility that invasive species could be poised for greater success with climate change merits close consideration.

b UV visible spectrum for temperature tolerance of Au-LPa.

First, we examined whether geographic temperature limits are related to temperature tolerance, indicating greater eurythermality in invasive species, based on results from a lethal temperature tolerance experiment.

Other studies involving heat shock employed a broader temperature change.

The not4S/T5A strain shows a temperature tolerance at 37°C unlike the NOT4 deletion strain (Figure 4A).

Other genes such as SYT1 affect temperature tolerance.

Apart from this difference in temperature tolerance, absolute survival at various temperatures was comparable.

In this example, Rickettsia in B. tabaci under normal conditions induces the expression of genes required for temperature tolerance that under high temperatures, indirectly lead to this tolerance.

Chilling resistance can be further classified into above-zero temperature tolerance for tropical plants and sub-zero temperature tolerance for temperates [ 4].