Sentence examples for characterized temperature from inspiring English sources

The signals leading to the breaking of endodormancy in perennials are well characterized, temperature playing a major role in both the induction and release of endodormancy [ 6]. ii).

For extremes of temperature, it has been previously shown that haloarchaea over-express chaperones (hsp and csp), DNA binding proteins (hpyA), and other previously characterized temperature stress genes/proteins.

The effect of temperature on growth was characterized by the cold tolerance score (CTS), and the effect of salinity on growth was estimated by the salt tolerance score (STS .To calculate the cold tolerance score we first determined the Growth Scores (GS) for each characterized temperature (T j ) from the growth profiles, namely, values of OD660 (OD i ) against time points (t i ).

Basu et al. Characterized temperature and mortality in 9 california counties, no air pollutant examined was found to be a significant confounder or effect modifier [ 7].

Two previously characterized temperature-sensitive DUO1 mutants (duo1 -1 and duo1 -2) arrest with short spindles at the nonpermissive temperature due to activation of the SAC (Hofmann et al. 1998) and one of these (duo1 -2) contains two missense mutations (A117T M124I) close to the mutation in duo1 -S115F.

Moreover, the thermal performance of such wire supercapacitors is assessed by characterizing temperature effects on electrochemical performance over a temperature window ranging from 2 to 80 °C.

The aim of our study was to characterize temperature effects on cortisol protein binding by use of an equilibrium dialysis method.

A method is proposed and preliminary results demonstrated for using data available from the typical large-building Building Automation System (BAS) to automatically characterize temperature response rates at the zone level.

In the past few years, several epidemiologic studies have been conducted in various locations to characterize temperature and mortality.

A common way to characterize temperature sensitivity is the Q 10 value (defined as the folds increase in current amplitude upon a 10°C increase in temperature).

To characterize temperature variation at the collection sites, we used the DAYMET interpolated daily low temperature data for the period 1980 2003 gridded at 1-km resolution (Thornton et al. 1997, http://www.daymet.org).org