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Many factors can lead to frozen vegetables, from setting the refrigerator's temperature too low to storing the produce in the wrong place, said Martha Reek, the lead consumer scientist at the Whirlpool Corporation.
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Supercooling causes very abrupt temperature and osmotic changes and can thus lead to freezing damage.
The conclusion was that the low temperature of the optical bench will essentially lead to freezing out of outgassing processes.
It would lead to freezing and confiscation orders being enforced more rapidly and effectively.
Ice cream led to frozen entrees, which coincided with a high-tech boom that drew many Indians into the work force but left them no time to cook.
Interestingly, we observed that a mutation in CO also led to freezing tolerance (Figure 6B).
Anti-sense mediated down-regulation of PP2CA genes accelerates plant development and leads to freezing tolerance [ 17].
Apart from genotype variation, the length of cold exposure and treatment temperature also affect the gene expression level that leads to freezing tolerance [ 80].
A stimulation event was considered successful (led to freezing) if the fly froze for more than 25% of the stimulation period (>0.5 of 2 s).
Moreover, jumps were more likely after stimulations that led to freezing than after stimulations that failed to elicit freezing (Χ2 test, p < 0.001, Fig. 6e).
That could lead people to freeze up.
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