Sentence examples for modulation of temperature from inspiring English sources
Spectrophotometric experiments supported the drug-release, and the rate was controlled by modulation of temperature and enzyme concentration.
Firstly a physical gelation step (i.e. modulation of temperature and pH) was used to fix a specific shape; then photo-initiated cross-links were formed to increase the stiffness.
Sensing mechanisms of gas sensors depend on temperature, and this is in particular true for metal-oxide semiconductors where the peculiar role of temperature suggested the modulation of temperature as a viable method to tune selectivity and sensitivity.
A comparison of the secular variation in the Northern Hemisphere temperature proxies with the corresponding variations in sunspot numbers and the fluxes of cosmogenic 10Be in Greenland ice shows that a probable cause of this variability is the modulation of temperature by the century-scale solar cycle of Gleissberg.
Solar modulation of temperature at Trivandrum and Cochin is approximately 4°C.
We have shown a relationship between CAPE and temperature from the long term down to the small scale as well as solar cycle modulation of temperature at the 100-hPa pressure level.
However, more experimental evidence is needed to support a hypothesis on epigenetic modulation of temperature-induced differential miRNA expression.
The SCN sends its entrained timing signal to the peripheral tissue clocks through the autonomic nervous system, hormonal signals (including melatonin and cortisol), modulation of body temperature, and behavioural signals, such as physical activity and food intake.
Actually, this modulation of substrate temperature directly influences the solvent evaporation rate.
Leveraging the efficiencies of the heat transfer environment surrounding the esophagus, we have developed a heat transfer device that offers a new approach for modulation of patient temperature.
This region has multiple roles: regulation of endocrine system and autonomic nervous system, modulation of body temperature, hunger-satiety, emotional behavior, and so forth.
