Sentence examples for evidence temperature from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, cases with subjective fever but no objective evidence (temperature <37.5°C) had persistently lower Malaria Attributable Fractions, even when a parasite density threshold was used.

Similarly, clines in allele frequencies of Pgi-1 in the leaf beetle Chrysomela aeneicollis were linked to enzyme kinetic performance across ecologically-relevant temperatures, providing strong evidence of temperature-driven selection [ 61].

The finding adds to growing evidence that temperature isn't the only factor influencing how Earth's life will respond to climate change.

However, the evidence for temperature stratification becomes unequivocal from Rayleigh scattering measurements made in the later stages of the peroxide decomposition.

The new evidence for temperature regulation comes from a 1.4-meter-long skull discovered in the Santana Formation of Northeastern Brazil, a layer of rocks that has yielded many pterosaurs.

Recent evidence suggests temperature is a direct limiting factor of dispersal and range size of some species within the family [26], further supporting the use of climate-based models to examine species distributions within this family.

Evidence supporting temperature changes in the tissues adjacent to the implants under microwave therapy is limited.

However, our data provide evidence that temperature levels remain critical for cartilage during chondroplasty especially when using the bipolar mode.

If RDTs have evidence for temperature degradation, positive control well systems, as developed for malaria RDTs, would allow quality control.

The relatively short time frame (<35 years), combined with independent evidence that temperature is a strong proximate cue for smolt migration, suggests that these responses are mostly plastic.

There has been so far no evidence that temperature can play a role in the regulation of expression of this gene.