Sentence examples for long term cold from inspiring English sources

T. planipennisi and S. agrili mortality increased over long term cold exposure when held at constant temperature.

It is important to recognize that climate change induced weather patterns will affect the long term cold weather-mortality relationship.

We identified 164 contigs with preferential expression in fruits stored at 4°C (E3: non-ripe; long term cold storage).

However, the observation that these genes were cold-induced in the sensitive cultivar Hz indicated that they could be required for setting up the initial response to cold, but do not enable the fruit to stand long term cold periods.

Perhaps the most immediate source of uncertainty is the prospect of a long-term cold war – punctuated by proxy conflicts – between the Middle East's regional powers, particularly Sunni Saudi Arabia and Shia Iran.

Much-awaited electricity had reached the plant after a rush to extend new power lines, ready to hook up to vital cooling systems and guide the plant to a long-term "cold shutdown".

There is a necessity to use standardized methods for long-term cold storage thatshould include internal standards to measure spontaneous sample decay over time [17].

Of over a hundred compounds Henning's team has investigated, many had no effect, but a few did, conferring long-term cold protection to cell samples.

In our storage, we aimed to evaluate the impact of this solution on long-term cold storage in a rat whole pancreas transplantation model.

While γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) as another derivative can accumulate proline, reduce chilling injury and activate the defense response of peach fruit during long-term cold storage [10, 11].

These results suggested that energy production is activated in the chilling environment; furthermore, stress-related proteins are rapidly up-regulated, whereas defense-related proteins disappear under long-term cold stress.