Sentence examples for evident temperature from inspiring English sources

The illuminating spot had a diameter of 11 mm and was positioned so that the entire tumour and a surrounding 2 3 mm area of normal tissue were exposed to light with no evident temperature increase at the site of irradiation.

It was quite evident that temperature had a key role, especially in low temperatures, in making significant differences in temperature requirement of growth of ADD in C.vicina at 15°C and 20°C.

It is also quite evident that temperature dramatically affects the sensitivity of the carbon dioxide sensor (Fig.  8, right) which decreases when temperature is increased.

It is also evident that temperature has pronounced influence on the acidity constant of the pH indicator and the p Ka decreases as the temperature increases.

In general, mortars exhibited noticeable differences in the rheological behavior, but less evident in temperature of hydration and compressive strength.

In the case of hyperthermia this was evident when temperature was increased to the point at which [K+]o levels reached a high plateau and motor pattern recovery was precluded.

These secondary peaks become more evident as temperature increases (color gradient from blue to purple to red).

A second experiment expanded this work by applying repeated exposures (under the assumption that this would be more costly to resist, Figure 2), while a third tested if costs might be more evident under temperature stress, but none of these experiments yielded measurable costs.

An OTS SAM has been reported to degrade at temperatures starting at 200 °C and is no longer evident at temperatures of ∼480 °C according to thermogravimetric analysis.

However, incomplete recrystallization is visually evident at temperatures 25 50 °C below Tnr, where grain elongation and increase in aspect ratio with temperature drop start to be significant.

A complete loss of cell viability was evident at temperatures of −25 °C and colder in vitro.