Sentence examples for environmental warm from inspiring English sources

We sequenced by Roche 454 a normalized cDNA library constructed from pooled mRNA encompassing multiple tissues taken from environmental, warm acclimating, and acute heat stressed specimens.

The global environmental warming which is discussed these days is, at the opinion of many experts, amongst other things ascribed to human induced carbon dioxide emissions which intensify the greenhouse effect.

The world food supply is endangered by salinity exacerbated by global environmental warming.

Evolutionary theory provides tools to predict selective pressures and genetic responses caused by this environmental warming.

Due to many reasons including the energy reductions and environmental benefits, warm asphalt has been gaining increasing popularity in recent years around the world.

With increasingly favorable environmental conditions including warm ocean waters and dwindling wind shear the low organized significantly between 12 and 13 March, and at 0600 UTC on the 13th, TCWC Perth upgraded the low to Tropical Cyclone Lua.

Under certain environmental conditions (warm and humid in full sun) we have observed open flowers on diploid plants grown outside.

Differential sensation of pleasant environmental temperatures (warm and cool) versus unpleasant and noxious (cold and hot) temperatures requires the definition of thresholds and temperature ranges for activating thermonociceptors.

There is evidence that the risk for Legionnaires' disease might be higher under certain environmental conditions; warm and wet weather has been associated with higher incidence rates in the Netherlands and the United Kingdom (9, 10 ).

The optimisation design process of biofuels production systems aims at selecting the best biomass and technologies options among several alternatives according to economic and environmental (global warming potential) performance.

One cause of the longer seasons is environmental: The warming climate has melted snowpacks earlier, increasing the length of time that forests dry out and become vulnerable to burning.