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Thus, it is very likely that the performance difference can be attributed to the interfacial area difference: larger interfacial area will facilitate more low-temperature surfaces for the heat generation region, thereby lowering the maximal temperature in that region.

The mean maximal intrapleural temperature was 42.2°C (s.d. 0.7, range 40.5 43.0) and the mean maximal temperature in the pulmonary artery was 38.2°C (s.d. 0.8, range 37.0 39.1).

Sugar beet pulp (SBP) samples were subjected to aqueous processing under non-isothermal conditions to reach maximal temperatures in the range 140 200 °C, in order to cause the conversion of pectins into soluble compounds of lower molecular weight with potential applications as prebiotic ingredients.

The white-footed mouse appeared to be primarily limited by the winter length and average maximum temperature in the winter, the probability of occurrence of the mouse decreasing with longer (>125 to 160 days) and colder (maximal temperature <−5°C) winters.

This last temperature corresponds to the maximal temperature observed in different coral reefs during mass bleaching events [ 11, 60, 71- 76].

The daily mean of maximal temperature ranged from 36.3°C in Le Havre to 40.7°C in Bordeaux.

It is shown that the difference in maximal temperature for various floorplans can reach even 7.2 K for a typical case.

And they estimated that the critical temperature may reach values 150 K, which is significantly higher than the maximal temperature under ambient pressure in cuprates.

The pellets were sintered in a special regime with maximal temperature Ts = 1,300°C for 5 h.

The 4°C to 34°C temperature range examined here approximates the maximal temperature differentials expected to be encountered by rickettsiae in their natural environment.

In the three remaining patients, maximal temperature variations recorded around the target temperature were 1°C, 1.5°C and 2.6°C.