Sentence examples for cold exposition from inspiring English sources

Some accumulation of these proteins in the maize mitochondria was found after cold exposition only.

Levels of s-VCAM and TM were not supposed to be influenced by cold exposition [ 51, 52].

The development of Raynaud's phenomenon after chemotherapy was defined as occurrence of peripheral discomfort and at least biphasic skin colour change in fingers or hands (or toes or feet) after cold exposition, since start of treatment.

The observed increase of vWF at week 4 and 20 could be related to cold exposition shortly before [ 50, 51] as some patients had been exposed to cold more than 30 min prior to blood collection, though skin temperature had returned to normal at this time point.

Abies cilicica and Cedrus libani were identified as potential climax species of mountainous Mediterranean communities at the highest elevations, more specifically at the colder, wetter expositions and at the dryer, warmer expositions, respectively.

But the language of science tends to be jargon-laden, an exposition of cold facts and numbers that follows a logical method that rarely offers simple, satisfying answers.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 a In muscular sodium channel diseases, a defective sodium channel within the muscular cell membrane leads to a pathological influx of Na+ after provocation with typical triggers, e.g. exposition to cold.

The Haggadah is no masterpiece; those approaching it cold are likely to find the exposition of verses and the hymns enumerating God's manifold wonderfulness tedious, even confusing.

Ibsen's plot exploits with cold precision the process known as "analytic exposition".

But there is one 10-page stretch of exposition that stops the narrative cold.

The ability of plants to survive freezing temperatures depends on their capacity to cold acclimate, that is, to prepare for freezing temperatures during exposition to low, but non-freezing, temperatures [ 1].