Sentence examples for containing a temperature from inspiring English sources

A new, more accurate SPICE-like model of a power MOSFET containing a temperature dependent thermal network is described.

A trinomial superposition model containing a temperature parameter and accounting for creep fatigue interactive effect for predicting creep fatigue crack growth rates is proposed in this paper.

The vector pG+host8 containing a temperature sensitive origin of replication was used to introduce degS S76A and S76D point mutations in situ, replacing the chromosomal version of degS in B. subtilis 168 [43].

The sample mount was secured to a rod containing a temperature sensor fit for the appropriate optical cryostat before being introduced in between the poles of the superconducting magnet.

To further demonstrate the functionality of the P45L mutant cdk2, we expressed it in S. cerevisiae containing a temperature sensitive allele of cdc28 and tested for complementation at the restrictive temperature.

A dish with 100 nm SPIONs (10 mg/mL) in water and a dish without the SPIONs in water as a control, each containing a temperature sensor (Radial leaded glass-encapsulated NTC thermistor, EPCOS, Inc., Germany), were placed simultaneously on the DMF device.

The new design features a grid of 1mm cells, containing a temperature-driven dye that switches colour on demand.

We therefore introduced lysine 37 mutations into a histone H2A-H2B shuffle-strain containing a temperature-sensitive allele of SPT16 (spt16-197), and cellular growth was assessed at range of temperatures.

Cells containing a temperature-sensitive NrdA protein were found to be able to complete one round of replication at the non-permissive temperature when protein synthesis was inhibited and it was proposed that this was due to protection of the mutant protein by a replication hyperstructure [12].

Mutagenesis of HSV2-BAC was performed as described previously, employing a BAC replacement vector containing a temperature-sensitive origin of replication and marker genes for positive and negative selection during the BAC mutagenesis procedure [ 4, 15].

Recently, Riedel et al. (2007a) constructed a novel vector (p16S lux), containing a temperature-sensitive Gram-positive origin of replication and a region of homology to the 16S rRNA gene.