Sentence examples for induce a temperature from inspiring English sources

A drop of isopiestic solution, i.e. having the same vapour pressure as the chamber, does not induce a temperature change.

This technique has been used effectively to investigate functions of many essential proteins in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, although it is often necessary to use high level expression of UBR1 to induce a temperature-sensitive phenotype [ 20- 24].

The temperature dependence of the excited-state equilibration induces a temperature switch from single (room temperature) to dual (77 K) emission behavior.

RF field exposure induced a temperature increase from 29.6 to 47.1 °C (here, shown to 45.2 °C).

For the methanation of carbon dioxide (reaction Equation 1), an increase of the methane's molar gas fraction of about 1% in the product gas induces a temperature rise of about 60 K.

Each administration of vaccine typically induced a temperature reaction of more than 38°C.

Upon selective light treatment, instead of production of reactive oxygen species, PTT agents absorb light and dissipate the absorbed energy through nonradiative decay (heating), which induces a temperature increase in the local treatment environment resulting in irreversible cell damage.

This means that a stimulus pulse of 1.1 V induces a temperature that produces a faster initial cluster growth from the melt-quenched state ψ (than does one at 1.5 V), while the later stage of growth from a certain intermediate state ψ′ becomes faster at the higher temperature corresponding to a pulse of 1.5 V.

In failing human myocardium hypothermia induced a temperature-dependent increase in force of contraction, reaching statistical significance at 33°C and lower.

When emplaced into deep geological disposal cells, the high-level radioactive waste packages will induce a transitory temperature increase in the surrounding geological environment.

Experimental tests investigating Very-High-Cycle Fatigue (VHCF) properties of materials are commonly performed with ultrasonic testing machines which allow for a significant reduction of testing time but induce a relevant temperature increment in specimens.