Sentence examples for minor temperature from inspiring English sources

In our case cotton shows only minor temperature difference compared to other vegetation classes.

These alloys also consistently showed only a minor temperature dependence of the passive current.

The results indicate that we should pay more attention to possibly small volume of PCR products in ice bath and minor temperature difference of two liquids in operation.

The multi-channel design described here allows for a reference channel to compensate for bulk RI changes, non-specific binding, and minor temperature variations, while the temperature controller provides the temperature stability necessary for monitoring small changes in RI.

First, minor temperature changes in customers' buildings may not adversely impact human comfort [36].

The temperature curve shows a very smooth and minor temperature increase from 32.8 °C at 65 m depth to 34.3 °C at 320 m depth.

The radial intensity curves show a similar hydrodynamic radius for the LDL particles both at 6°C and at 37°C suggesting that, in contrast to the physical reorganization of the lipids, the conformation of apoB-100 on particle surface, experiences only minor temperature-related changes within the studied temperature interval.

A minor negative temperature anomaly with a difference in temperature of 5 10 K is predicted south of Munich (city marked with a red star) and a short-wavelength positive anomaly is modelled in the southwestern corner of Bavaria.

Along the main horizontal vector of Tullianum a very similar behaviour is evidenced with the exception of point 7 that shows a slightly lower spread and higher median while on the minor vector temperature is almost constant but ranges slightly different.

Although, Shaw et al reported that growth rates increase with increasing Al concentrations, this affect on reaction rates appears to be minor at temperatures less than 210°C (See Figure 10, Shaw et al, 2000).

Although originating from a cold-environment animal, the shrimp DNase has only minor low-temperature activity.