Sentence examples for elevation of temperature from inspiring English sources
Elevation of temperature with or without elevated atmospheric [CO2] increased CH4 emissions by 50%, but this increase was not significant compared to the open-field condition.
A susceptible dog usually becomes ill six to nine days after exposure to a dog discharging the virus, the first sign being an elevation of temperature.
The elevation of temperature around 20 °C led to levels from 70to77%7% of oil dynamic viscosity reduction.
Likewise, the expression of Hsp70 was not detected in these structures during the drying period when the abiotic conditions become progressively stressful (elevation of temperature and anoxia).
The membrane flux can be improved by the elevation of temperature and cross-flow velocity within the ranges of 20 30 °C and 0.4 1.0 m s−1.
Reduction of CxF to graphite-like carbon starts at about 573 K, and proceeds gradually along with the elevation of temperature.
PRF was initially thought to have no elevated thermal effects, but in vitro experiments have demonstrated the occurrence of brief elevations of temperature—"heat spikes" around the needle tip to about 45°C 50°C, depending on the tissue impedance [ 14].
Under elevated temperature, however, the non-exchangeable NH4+ content was significantly reduced (11%), with the same magnitude of change (10%) observed under co-elevation of temperature and [CO2].
Thus, it offers the advantages of homogeneous heating and fast elevation of the temperature of synthesis system to crystallization temperature, resulting in more homogeneous nucleation, shorter crystallization times [36, 37], and products with uniform size [38, 39].
Sealing pressure is applied externally, thereby allowing for elevation of the temperature for brittle membranes above the ductile-to-brittle transition temperature.
Overexpression of the uncoupling protein 2 in hypocretin neurons causes an elevation of hypothalamic temperature that leads to a 0.3-0.5°C 0.3-0.5°C in coreductionemperature, and a sinnificore increase in longevity, independently of caloric intake [ 7].
