Sentence examples for mean peak temperature from inspiring English sources

We might even have reached "peak carbon". But the report is a reminder that peak carbon does not mean peak temperature.

Of these, 35% (n = 100/311) had a mean peak temperature above 38°C.

Of the 506 patients, 311 patients had sepsis and inflammation with mean peak temperature of 37.3°C (SD = 0.8°C).

Of the 40 patients who received paracetamol for an indication of fever, the mean peak temperature was 38.3°C (SD = 0.8°C; range 36.1 to 40.2°C).

Of the three patients who received physical cooling, the mean peak temperature was 39.2°C (SD = 0.9°C; range 38.5 to 40.2°C).

Mean peak temperature data at 0, 10, 30, and 60 seconds taken at 40, 60, 80, and 100% power settings for each of the 3 machines and modalities are shown in Figure  4.

The mean peak body temperature was 39.53 ± 0.67 °C (n = 144, range 37.3 − 41.4 °C) and febrile seizures were noted in two febrile patients.

Huge cities have a "heat island" effect; the density of concrete and lack of greenery mean peak summertime temperatures there are often significantly higher than in the surrounding countryside.

This circadian pattern of temperature regulation usually means our peak temperature occurs sometime in the late afternoon and reaches a minimum around 5 a.m., a few hours prior to awakening.

These populations experience an average of 5°C difference in mean monthly peak temperatures.

If the temperature peaks soon, say by the year 2050, then controlling the warming caused by methane, and other short-lived climate pollutants like black carbon, would mean a lower total peak temperature, the new study finds.