Sentence examples for confirmed temperature from inspiring English sources

After adapting the virus strains to CR.pIX cells we confirmed temperature sensitivity and identified best cultivation conditions such as medium supply and trypsin activity for successful infection in small-scale scouting experiments.

In addition, although a few studies have examined screenings in airports, they confirmed temperature only in febrile persons, thus sensitivity and specificity of ITDS could not be established from such studies.

To confirm temperature as a facilitator of increased amoebocytes, since this was the opposite of our prediction, we experimentally treated sea fan coral clonal replicates to increased water temperatures for 8 days.

However, Horn et al. (2008) and Kerns et al. (2005) did not confirm temperature as an independent factor to significantly predict bat activity at the Mountaineer Wind Energy Center, West Virginia.

These general source assignments are supported by previous stepped combustion studies that confirm temperature steps corresponding to the labile fraction (δD = 750 to 1264‰) are more D-rich than those for the refractory fraction (δD = 476 to 951‰) (Kerridge et al., 1987); D-enrichments are a generally accepted indicator of presolar contributions (Wannier, 1980; Remusat et al., 2006).

To confirm temperatures, tests used an external thermometer (Acrol Scientific Laboratory Systems; İstanbul, Turkey).

Low temperature experiments (22°C) further confirmed the temperature dependence of NO2-/NO3 reductinn in the presence of alloys (Fig. 5c).

"Pauline Cafferkey confirmed her temperature had been recorded as lower than it was," said Carruthers. "I told her she should return to screening and have her temperature recorded.

This effect was confirmed by temperature measurements.

The results of another three trials confirmed that temperature significantly affected the reaction routes and the liquid product distribution.

A better antenna location determined computationally was confirmed by temperature measurements from actual exhaust-gas flows during sea trials.