Sentence examples for comparatively high temperature from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it shows better chemical stability than Ag2O because Ag2O tends to absorb CO2 in air to form Ag2CO3 or decomposes into Ag when used at a comparatively high temperature [28].

The results of study emphasize the need for developing appropriate guidelines for the design of RC structural elements used in comparatively high temperature environment with cyclic thermal loading conditions.

A radical theory of high-temperature superconductivity--electric conduction with no resistance at comparatively high temperatures--has won its first experimental support.

Certain strains of Pseudomonas syringae (plant pathogens) appear particularly effective, allowing freezing at even comparatively high temperatures (above –10 °C) (Maki et al. 1974; Cochet and Widehem 2000).

However, in order to obtain a high energy storage density, comparatively high temperatures of in excess of 180 °C are needed during the regeneration process.

The final model (GDDmean), which is the mean of the annual models estimated by regression (GDDest), performs well: the central parts of Spitsbergen, known for its comparatively high temperatures, contrast with the colder northern and eastern parts of the archipelago.

While, icosahedral and spherical gold nanostructures were produced at a comparatively higher temperature (100 °C) and concentration (40%).

This result parallels that of Obadiah et al. [10] who found a comparatively higher temperature (65 °C) to be optimum to obtain a high yield (96.78 %).

Ramani et al. [ 44] suggested that the thermal stability at comparatively higher temperature may be due to the influence of factors such as broad pH stability, metal ions, and the rigidity in the lipase structure.

The decrease of average DM weight of SSF round bales starting from the second month would suggest continuous degradation of solid materials by biomass-degrading enzymes, as evidenced by the comparatively higher temperature (>10°C) inside the SSF round bale and the draining of excess water from the round bale as effluent.

Comparatively, high-temperature calcination increased the content of Li2MnO3 component.