Sentence examples for fostering temperature from inspiring English sources

Firing rate-based information transfer is likely to increase with temperature and we derive predictions for an optimal temperature dependence of the tympanal transduction process fostering temperature compensation.

In addition, changes in saturation current and half-maximum sound level also contributed to fostering temperature compensation of firing rate.

One hypothesis is that a change in the half-maximum sound intensity of the transduction process could foster temperature compensation in firing rate.

Moreover, additional nonlinear processing by static nonlinearities (here interpreted as the transduction process involving the tympanal membrane, but on a wider scope also reflecting properties of synaptic transmission) may foster temperature compensation, if well matched with the temperature dependence of spike generation.

Depending on the spike-generation process, increases or decreases in the saturation current foster temperature compensation.

Comparing the reverse-engineered transduction curve at the colder temperature to the reverse-engineered curve at the higher temperature (for each spike generation model), allows us to identify trends in the temperature dependence of mechanotransduction, which would foster a temperature robustness of the firing rate.

Specific public health interventions may have played a role in limiting the impact, also by increasing the awareness of the health risk associated with exposure to high temperatures, and thus fostering behavioral changes or other adaptation strategies (Ebi et al. 2006).

He suspects that, like the Ofu reef, most major reefs harbor high-temperature habitats that may be fostering the diversity needed for corals to survive extreme temperatures.

This fact will gain additional importance in a future climate where increasing air temperatures foster higher evapotranspiration rates and the main factor for runoff formation changes throughout ecosystems (Liu et al., 2014; Olang et al., 2014).

As a result, the heat supply temperature can be reduced below 55 °C, fostering the use of waste heat and solar thermal collectors.

Now, however, new research suggests that cool temperatures may indeed play a role in fostering colds.