Sentence examples for differing temperature from inspiring English sources
The unique temporal patterns of skeletal extension exhibited by S. siderea across this inshore-offshore gradient over the past century may have arisen either from differing temperature regimes amongst these three reef zones and/or from differences in the corals' ability to tolerate thermal stress amongst these three reef zones.
The free and immobilised enzymes exhibited identical pH optima (pH 4.0) and differing temperature optima at 50°C and 60°C, respectively.
To evaluate the RDT performance over time and at differing temperature, duplicates of each sample were tested at each time/temperature point with a total of 88 RDTs per sample tested.
Unfortunately, the atmosphere is usually experiencing turbulence of differing temperature and humidity levels across the layers.
Complex shapes emerge as the flake moves through differing temperature and humidity regimes, such that individual snowflakes are nearly unique in structure.
We propose, given the evidence presented in this paper, that in the emergence of new pandemic viruses the subunit(s) of RNA polymerase are reassorted and/or mutated to allow adaptation of the virus to the differing temperature of the new host.
At every public swimming pool in the country, one will find at least a couple, and often several, outdoor hot water tubs of differing temperatures each being large enough to fit several people.
Caldana et al. [ 105] conducted a complex time-series experiment (22 time points) with differing temperatures and light intensities using both metabolomics and transcriptomics analyses.
Genes that are found to be sexually dimorphic are not automatically considered to be part of TSD since differing temperatures and hormones can affect more than just sexual development.
Moreover, when comparing treatments differing in temperature, but where the balance between oxygen demand and supply was similar, high temperature increased both growth rate and final size.
Landmarks vary from topographical (for example, mountain systems, river systems, and coastlines) to ecological (such as vegetation zones) to climatic (e.g., air masses differing in temperature and humidity, prevailing winds).
