Sentence examples for mean ambient temperature from inspiring English sources

Mean nest temperature also differed significantly from mean ambient temperature for both seasons.

While the system efficiencies did vary with the operating conditions, the test results indicated that the daily thermal efficiency could reach around 40% when the initial water-temperature in the system is the same as the daily mean ambient temperature.

Maximum fish temperature of 16.1 °C (CP) and 11.0 °C (EPS) were recorded inside the thermally abused boxes without ice packs, initially at 1.9 to 2.1 °C and stored for 6.1 h at a mean ambient temperature of 19.4 °C.

Irrespective of sex, both the intensity and the total volume of physical activity are influenced by stressful life events, such as a partner's death, and immediate meteorological factors, particularly precipitation and mean ambient temperature, underlining the need for long-term measurement of activity patterns.

The mean ambient temperature along the chain from production to secondary collection centre was 30.8 ± 1.04 °C with a minimum of 28 °C and a maximum of 32.5 °C while the milk temperature had a mean of 30.7 ± 1.4 °C with a minimum of 28 °C and a maximum of 35 °C.

There are three main methods of examining the relationship between mean ambient temperature and infectious diseases.

After two months, isopods created the longest burrows in the moderate seawater temperatures (13.8 °C 18.3 °C); these temperatures were 1.1 5.6 °C higher than the mean ambient temperatures whence they came.

The objective of this paper is to develop an artificial neural network (ANN) model which can be used to predict daily mean ambient temperatures in Denizli, south-western Turkey.

The calorimetric analysis showed that even though the big system resulted in lower mean ambient temperatures than the small system, the distance between units in the big system should be decreased to reduce the variation in temperature under the big units.

Mean ambient temperatures of field margin nettles were on average 1.4°C higher (LRT χ²1 = 8.57, P =  0.0034), and more variable, than woodland gap nettles (Table 1).

PRR7 and PRR9 have been reported to play a role in temperature compensation, which is the resistance of period change under differing mean ambient temperatures (Salomé and McClung, 2005; Salome et al., 2010).