Sentence examples for drop in temperature from from inspiring English sources

"There was a complete switch in wind and obviously a big drop in temperature (from yesterday)," Donald said.

On the previous day the resort's summer season had ended, and winter arrived immediately with a drop in temperature from 15C to 3C over just 15 minutes, followed by rain, hail, sleet and finally snow.

Using a Van't Hoff extrapolation of the above solubility product of sphalerite, a drop in temperature from 25 to 2°C translates into a drop in the theoretical zinc solubility of just under one order of magnitude.

Stroke frequency greatly increased in both leatherbacks after a drop in temperature from 22°C.

Gametocytes are activated to form gametes (a process known as gametogenesis) within the mosquito gut, following stimulation by environmental factors, including the drop in temperature from 37°C to 20 25°C and exposure to a mosquito metabolite, xanthurenic acid [14], [15].

Finally, anal excretion causes a rapid and sustained drop in temperature from body to room temperature (see Fig.  5).

The plants thrive in environments that are comfortable for humans, but do best when there is a 10-degree drop in temperature overnight, generally from about 75 to about 65.

In the light of the available data on the molecular mechanism of RBC egress by the malaria gametocyte, we propose the following model (Fig.  9): The mature gametocyte senses environmental stimuli, e.g. xanthurenic acid and a drop in temperature, signalling the transmission from the human to the mosquito.

The drop in temperature has provided a welcome respite from the flies, but life must be pretty depressing when you live in Manchester and you're dreading the arrival of summer.

Another invertebrate benchmark study by Van Voorhies et al. reported a 75%% increase in lifespan of C. elegans from a 5 °C drop in temperature, consistent between 15 20 and 20 25 °C (Van Voorhies and Ward 1999).

The high-intensity signal from phosphopeptide 5 dropped significantly upon an increase in temperature from 32 to 44°C (Fig.  2C and D).