Sentence examples for exploring temperature from inspiring English sources

We have excluded patients with peripheral ischemia from our approach given that this population was also excluded in clinical trial studies exploring temperature monitoring as a preventative strategy for diabetic foot [ 8 – 10 ].

Numerical and experimental methods were used to explore temperature and pressure distributions inside an irregularly-shaped cavity of a novel three-dimensional space environment simulator (SES) system.

Das et al. [6] explored temperature effects on the thermal conductivity enhancement of nanofluids and found that dispersion of nanoparticles into the fluid can significantly enhance its thermal conductivity, and a larger enhancement can be observed at an elevated temperature.

Therefore, in order to better understand the photoluminescence (PL) origin of surface trap states in the CdSe QDs, it is important to explore temperature effect on photoluminescence (PL) decay and photoluminescence (PL) spectra of quantized states and surface trap states, respectively.

When we teach negative numbers, we do things like explore temperature.

These measurements have been extended to explore temperature-dependent kinetics for the 21 bp construct, which permit determination of single-molecule activation enthalpies and entropies for DNA duplex dissociation.

More research is needed to explore temperature-dependent changes in pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics of cardioactive drugs to write these guidelines.

Caenorhabditis elegans thermotaxis (TTX) is a simple model system in which to explore temperature-dependent behavioural memory (Giles et al, 2006; Mori et al, 2007).

To explore temperature-mediated cooperation in response to fly competition in situ, a heating device was continuously applied underneath each carcass to provide a warming effect.

However, development is only one component of parasite/pathogen life history and there has been little research exploring the temperature sensitivity of other traits that contribute to transmission intensity.

Few of the previous 16 studies on AMI and temperature explored susceptibility to temperature effects according to individual-level characteristics [ 5- 7, 11].