Sentence examples for indicative of cold from inspiring English sources

Cold allodynia is prevalent in this model [23] and using the acetone test we observed robust behavior such as licking, brushing and flinching of the paw indicative of cold allodynia (Fig. 1a).

During the LGM regional temperatures fell by up to 10°C, and rainfall by ∼250 mm followed by intense loess deposition and the expansion of arctic tundra, indicative of cold hyper-arid conditions [54].

High ratios of the oxygen isotopes 18O to 160 or of the carbon isotopes 13C to 14C, for example, are indicative of colder intervals during times of low sea level.

In Prebaikalia, tundra-steppe (non-analog) faunas appeared and were dominant through the Late Pleistocene, although there was alternation of faunas indicative of colder and warmer (interglacial) conditions.

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In addition, the evolutionary history of the pika family is also indicative of the cold adaptation in the Ochotona family.

Lonestones (dropstones) are common within the marine deposits and are attributed to ice-rafting indicative of a cold-climate depositional regime.

Expression levels are color coded with warm colors (yellow to red) being indicative of increased expression, whereas cold (green to blue) colors indicate decreased gene expression when compared with control samples.

We did not observe an increase in GSSG/tGSH, which is indicative of oxidative stress, with cold-adaptation, but this does not rule out the possibility of localized changes in GSSG/tGSH that could have had a stimulatory effect on tGSH synthesis at 25°C.

FLC transcription is suppressed by genes of the autonomous floral-promotion pathways and by prolonged cold temperatures (vernalization, indicative of winter in nature; reviewed in [ 3, 11, 12]).

Positive responses to winter precipitation are usually indicative of increased snowpack that can help insulate the soil and prevent the development of cold soil temperatures causing root injury.