Sentence examples for challenging temperatures from inspiring English sources

If TH regulated metabolism to promote development at thermally challenging temperatures, then selection could favor this additional role.

Understanding the effects of temperature variability is challenging, as temperature dependence appears in multiple places in the transmission model, whereas a preliminary understanding of the impact of rainfall variability is simpler by virtue of appearing only through the vector abundance.

The ability of selected equipment to perform in challenging arctic temperatures is highlighted.

The inherent demands imposed by the sport of tennis played at the highest level have led to procedural intervention by the medical teams caring for professional tennis players at events worldwide played in challenging environmental temperatures.

A journey of self-discovery that was also a challenge: temperatures roam from 4 to 40C, there are dog-day afternoons of dusty flat nothingness, mossy scrambles up sodden hillsides, sleepless nights in treble-bunked pilgrim refugios that echo to the phlegmy orchestra of power-snorers.

Fever (rectal temperature <41.0°C, reference temperature 39.0°C 39.5°C) developed in HeN1 PRV-inoculated pigs 2 6 days after challenge; temperatures returned to normal 7 days after inoculation and remained normal until the end of the experiment.

Tablets were challenged at temperatures changing from 30°C to 80°C and relative humidities ranging from 65 to 90% RH.

In addition to the PCS and PASC saccharification assays, CEL6A variants were also screened for ethanol stability and heat stability (PASC activity before and after heating at a challenge temperature).

We observed that the initial survival of robust and brittle clones did not statistically differ at 45°C, using replicated survival assays which exposed lysates containing 108 particles of a test clone to the challenge temperature (see Methods).

Fish oil can be substituted with gelatinised carbohydrate under challenging high water temperatures in brook trout feeds, with no detriment to health, nutrient digestibility or growth performance.

During nectar and pollen foraging in a temperate climate, honeybees are exposed to a broad range of ambient temperatures, challenging their thermoregulatory ability.