Sentence examples for linked to the temperature from inspiring English sources
But the shear component is ultimately linked to the temperature difference between polar regions and midlatitudes, and this is expected to drop in the long term, because the poles are warming faster than the rest of the planet.
The study was carried out at both binder and mixture level, and the results showed that the effect induced by the presence of polymers is closely linked to the temperature at which they are tested.
The frequency of favourable years is directly linked to the temperature through a threshold temperature.
For the sipunculans, richness may be linked to the temperature of the water masses during the year [289], which reflects a physiological barrier between cold and warm water for cold- and warm-water species.
The system provides an opportunity to programme the transponder with further data, e.g. animal identification code, which can be linked to the temperature when recording.
Hyperthermia is as dangerous as hypothermia; thus, the external heat source should not only be 'thermostatically controlled' but should be linked to the core temperature.
The main drawback of such process is closely linked to the high temperature required to reach a sustainable propane conversion that affects catalyst stability owing to coke formation on the catalyst surface.
The protective effect of altitude is linked to the decreasing temperature (0.5°C to 0.7°C every 100 meters) [41], [42] that increase the length of the extrinsic incubation period and hence decrease the likelihood of a mosquito of becoming infectious.
The inducer concentration may be linked to the culture temperature.
It was also determined that the mRNA expression levels of these genes are controlled by post-transcriptional mechanisms tightly linked to the growth temperature.
Cytosine deamination occurs ∼143 times more often on ssDNA than it does on dsDNA (Frederico et al. 1990), thus the mutability of CpGs is closely linked to the melting temperature of the surrounding DNA.
