Sentence examples for killing temperatures from inspiring English sources

On 17 occasions between September 2005 and June 2006, we determined killing temperatures using freeze-induced electrolyte leakage and direct observation.

For example, on September 26 and October 11, killing temperatures for cottonwood from 33.06°N were >53 and >43°C higher than those for cottonwood from 47.60°N.

For example, from September through January killing temperatures for saltcedar from 29.18°N were 5 21°C higher than those for saltcedar from 47.60°N, and on September 26 and October 11, killing temperatures for cottonwood from 33.06°N were >43°C higher than those for cottonwood from 47.60°N.

Even a mini greenhouse can quickly get up to seed killing temperatures in hot direct sun.

Tomato pollen is killed by temperatures above 95 degrees, so even if the pollen found its way, it might not matter.

In contrast, even in mid-winter saltcedar was killed at temperatures ranging from −33 to −47°C.

In early September, northern and southern individuals of both species were killed by temperatures ranging from −4 to −19°C.

After 1 week the animals were killed, the temperature data retrieved from the iButtons, and the time of the morning temperature decline used as a primary phase marker for each rat.

In a paper published in June in the journal Icarus, the researchers calculated the total number of rocks shuttling between the two planets, then omitted those that reached bacteria-killing temperatures or spent so much time in space that all of the microbes would have been killed by cosmic rays.

Three or four bouts of fever were enough to kill the temperature-sensitive syphilis bacteria (Spirochaeta pallida also known as Treponema pallidum).

Power outages across the region were causing wild fluctuations in temperature, killing many vulnerable babies.