Sentence examples for freezing represents from inspiring English sources

The difference between the measured total CO2 efflux and the modelled CO2 efflux (the model does not simulate freezing) represents the burst of CO2 released from the stem due to the freezing process.

The teleostean Channichthyidae (icefish), endemic stenotherms of the Antarctic waters, perennially at or near freezing, represent a unique example of disaptation among adult vertebrates for their loss of functional traits, particularly hemoglobin (Hb) and, in some species, cardiac myoglobin (Mb), once considered to be essential-life oxygen-binding chromoproteins.

"This tuition freeze represents a considerable savings over what families might have paid over that four-year period," Mr. McCardell said in a video on Sewanee's Web site.

SoA also noted that this year's freeze represented a "15% reduction in funding in real terms over the period 2011/12 to 2014/15, following the 2010 Comprehensive Spending Review".

And so a marathon that takes competitors into temperatures of -30 degrees, through snow and across frozen lakes, represents one hell of a departure from the original.

The total Yedoma region frozen OC represents a substantial pool of ancient thaw-vulnerable ice-rich OC deposits.

Composition of the UCE and miRNA seed sequences is frozen and represents the composition of the ancestoral genome, at the time where the fixation occurred.

FR represents the freeze resistant line (75% field survival) and FS represents the freeze susceptible line (30% field survival).

Although the authors evaluated the influence of this 24 h storage on ice compared to immediately processed samples based on canine stool, the snap frozen samples represent the more accurate control.

Nowadays, the susceptibility to low temperatures and freezing conditions still represents a major constraint to the cultivation of legumes in many agro-ecological zones.

The numerical simulation was performed by SIMMER-III with a mixed freezing model, which represents both bulk freezing and crust formation.