Sentence examples for extremely cold environment from inspiring English sources

Whole genome analyses of some species of the Flavobacteriaceae have also revealed their special ecological niche adaptive strategies in the oligotrophic ocean [ 10, 11] or in the extremely cold environment [ 12].

However, we proposed that actually shorter/lesser number of RTX repeats, less number of metal ions in this counterpart of Pseudomonas sp. MIS38, may be the reason why LipAMS8 is able to adapt in extremely cold environment.

Many of the pros recommend a set of flares for visibility on the road, as well as a flashlight to be able to inspect vehicles and other items in the dark, and a blanket to help you stay warm if your auto's heating system fails in an extremely cold environment.

Through histories of these extremely cold environments, this volume makes a novel intervention in Cold War historiography, one whose global and transnational approach undermines the simple opposition of "East" and "West".

But for those who choose not to heat their homes or who live in extremely cold environments, there are some physiological changes that occur," he said, ticking them off.

During the final period of maximum cold temperatures (23,000 to 16,500 years ago) in the latter part of the Pleistocene Ice Age (which ended 11,700 years ago), species that now constitute the taiga were displaced as far south as 30° N latitude by the continental glaciers of Europe, Asia, and North America and by the hyperarid and extremely cold environments of unglaciated Asia and North America.

Beware — in extremely cold environments, if you have insulated the ductwork, make sure the pipes are also insulated.

In order to survive under extremely cold environments, many organisms produce antifreeze proteins (AFPs).

In other microbes, glycerol, trehalose and other polyols are also very important for life in extremely cold environments [ 89].

In our opinion, because M. falcata was originally grown in extremely cold environments, the cold-responsive genes were already expressed at a higher level.

Ammopiptanthus mongolicus is the only evergreen broadleaf shrub in the northwest desert of China, which can survive long-term aridity and extremely cold environments.