Sentence examples for marked temperature from inspiring English sources

%; The peak with the T m = 440 K with the retained deuterium concentration of 7 to 8 at.%; Low-intensity, temperature-scale-wide region of deuterium desorption with a poorly marked temperature peak in the range of about 500 K.

Usually, marked temperature dependence such as observed for these peptides is indicative of uptake by endoctytosis [ 15].

Marked temperature changes also affect physiological and psychological stresses (Gordon 2003), which could aggravate preexisting diseases.

The diffusivity, measured at various temperatures from 31 to 39°C, shows a marked temperature dependence; the interdiffusion is rather active above 33°C but it becomes remarkably inactive below 33°C.

We simulated the strongest PR<15 increases in West Africa for the Adamawa Plateau (~ 7°N, 12°E) and Jos Plateau (at ~ 10°N, 8°E; Figure 3E,F), resulting from the marked temperature increase.

Probably due to the high altitude of Lake Joux and the marked temperature differences between summer and winter, annuli on scales are pronounced and allow for easy estimates of fish age and annuli lengths.

The two squares mark temperatures in 1975 and 1976 which are ignored when fitting.

The environmental set points for the experiment presented here were: lighting at 180 μmol m-2s-1 (meatured athehe top of the upper tier plates, it was about half this at the level of the imaging plate, 12cm below this mark), temperature at 23°C and CO2 concentration at 3000ppm.

Cyclohexene behaved in an intermediate way without a cool flame, but with a narrow, not very marked negative-temperature coefficient.

But last year was the warmest on record, and through January the NSIDC marked air temperatures across the Arctic ocean at 13 degrees Fahrenheit above average.

In the present study, two amino acids were perceived to mark the temperature dependability of xylanase from Geobacillus thermodenitrificans C5.