Sentence examples for larger range of temperature from inspiring English sources
The cold crystallization spreads on a larger range of temperature and the peak occurs at a lower temperature.
We first hypothesized that annelids were able to cope with a larger range of temperature compared to the mussels, because they were described as early colonizers of new chimneys at hydrothermal vents [ 45], and thus able to sustain highest temperatures, at least over short periods of time.
Currently the temperature inside the chamber can be varied between 243 and 283 K, but the stainless steel structure of the chamber allows the temperature to be varied over a larger range of temperatures if required.
These methods are ideally suited to study alkali dimers, but in order to access broader classes of molecules and a larger range of temperatures a different approach was necessary.
A dedicated study would seem to confirm such a view and define precisely the limits and behavior of the bandwidth through a larger range of temperatures.
However, given that C. maenas is continuously distributed over a considerably larger range of temperatures and of other environmental conditions with no signature of a genetic break such as observed along the coast of continental Europe [13], and in view of the weak level of structuring, we suggest that neutral population differentiation is a more likely explanation of the observed differences.
The samples, all of them younger than 2.5 million years, showed a large range of temperature, and thus depth, histories.
The concrete behavior is accurately captured in a large range of temperature and stress states.
CNT crystallinity appears very high for a large range of temperature and iron content.
The damping model predicted qualitatively the experimental results for a large range of temperature (from 20 °C to 80 °C) and humidity (from 30%to9090% RH).
The tensile yield behaviour, measured over a large range of temperature and strain rate, also gives evidence of these three relaxation mechanisms.
