Sentence examples for hours of cold from inspiring English sources

This harmony is ruined after 48 hours of cold, wet weather.

"Take it out, pull it off and tie a knot in the end of it," he confirms, sagely, and so begins the two hours of cold sweats and dry retching that is 10,000 BC.

Mr. Gras has a smoky bent: one of the other standout dishes is what he calls "escolar jamón," for which he puts the escolar, a rich, tender fish, through several hours of cold smoking, seasons it with Spanish red pepper and somehow comes up with petals of flesh that taste as much like a gossamer ham as like anything from the ocean.

The effect of preconditioning on the xanthine/xanthine oxidase (XOD) system in liver grafts subjected to 8 and 16 hours of cold ischemia was also evaluated.

After 24 hours of cold storage, rat livers perfused ex vivo for 2 hours with blood supplemented with CO (300 parts per million) showed significantly decreased portal venous resistance and increased bile production, as compared with control livers perfused with blood devoid of CO.

Other weaknesses of the present approach are the serious illness of the donors prior to death and the pancreases being subjected to hours of cold ischemia time.

After one hour of cold exposure 74 MBq of 18-Fluoro-Deoxy-Glucose (FDG) was injected.

We found that TMEM135::GFP was upregulated upon 1 hour of cold exposure in L1 worms (Fig 5A and 5B).

Intriguingly, the body temperature in Fsp27−/− mice became lower than the wild type mice at one hour of cold exposure and decreased even further thereafter.

We found that the body temperature within the first hour of cold exposure was similar between wild type and Fsp27−/− mice.

Zebrafish catalase (zcat) transcript expression in brain increased rapidly during the first hour of cold exposure (to about 190%, Fig. 11), whereas expression levels after 6 h cold exposure were back to control level.