Sentence examples for excessively high temperatures from inspiring English sources
When a pig is stressed, it can enter a hypermetabolic state that generates excessively high temperatures and low pH's.
For those countries that are not well adapted to dealing with excessively high temperatures, the consequences could be catastrophic.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 6 — A week of excessively high temperatures has ended in Southern California after causing more than 20 deaths and sporadic power failures.
This year excessively high temperatures combined with still, clear conditions literally cooked large sections of the reef's coral, with only seven percent unaffected by bleaching.
Then there's the ongoing "super" El Niño the extreme power of which is arguably caused by climate change that is likely contributing to the excessively high temperatures that created the conditions for the fires.
To the editor: The quality of LAUSD students' education critically depends on when the school year begins: delaying the school year to begin later in September avoids the duration of school days spent in excessively high temperatures, thus providing a more comfortable environment for students for learning.
The excessively high temperature causes microscopic particles to gather together which in turn affects the order of the micromorphology and its structure [40].
The premature solidification of the fluid jet under an excessively high temperature will exert a negative influence to stop the drawing under the electric field, thereby producing fibers with large diameters.
This temperature range is 4 to 7°C lower than predicted by a model that showed scaling of dinosaur body temperature with mass, which could indicate that sauropods had mechanisms to prevent excessively high body temperatures being reached due to their gigantic size.
However, drawbacks of these techniques include the possibility of excessively high molding temperatures, which can degrade and inactivate the biodegradable polymer or the bioactive molecules.
