Sentence examples for controlling cold from inspiring English sources

A polycrystal study on the effects of the calibrated alpha-beta crystal plasticity model on the local micromechanical variables controlling cold dwell fatigue is presented.

Moreover, measurements of these physiological properties can also be used to evaluate the extent of cold tolerance exhibited by various rice cultivars to identify genes controlling cold tolerance for breeding purposes.

Our results suggest an overlapping pathway for controlling cold stress response and flowering time in plants.

Our results suggest a shared mechanism for controlling cold stress response and flowering time in plants and that the regulation of CO via LOV1 may be common for these two distinct responses.

As an example,variation underlying an actual QTL controlling cold tolerance in the form low temperature germinability in rice was identified to be due to variation in a transcript that cause tissue weakening that allows protrusion of coleoptile during germination [ 35].

The 1972 agreement enshrined vulnerability as a virtue by barring both superpowers from building a credible national defense, and administration officials now say it should have been allowed to fall with the Berlin Wall; it was, after all, based on the notion that the only way to control cold war animosities was to make nuclear war a synonym for mutual suicide.

Irradiations of silicon sensors and passive materials can be carried out in a temperature controlled cold box which moves continuously through the homogenous beamspot.

Aspirin should not be given to children or adolescents to control cold or influenza symptoms, as this has been linked with Reye's syndrome.

Future elucidation of the identity of SFR6 will facilitate studies aimed at determining whether SFR6 and LOV1 act in the same pathway to control cold tolerance or whether they interact with each other to mediate the cold response.

Swedish director Magnus von Horn makes a debut nearly as impressive as his name with The Here After (Soda, 15), a deftly controlled, cold-handed slap of a film centred on a teenager haunted by a criminal past that emerges in gradual, unhappy slivers.

In Arabidopsis, EE has a cis-acting element for CCA1 and LHY transcription factors, which are related to circadian clock-regulated genes that control cold-inducible gene expression.