Sentence examples for more moderate temperature from inspiring English sources

So the meat interior cooks through at a more moderate temperature.

Liposcelis bostrychophila females and both sexes of L. paeta preferred the warmer region of the grain in the 20° 42° gradient, while densities of L. entomophila males were higher in more moderate temperature regions of the grain and densities of L. entomophila females were evenly split between the warm and hot regions of the grain.

She believes the delicacy and complexion peculiar to women's bodies are caused by the more moderate temperature of the body, so despite this list there are only two fundamental differences in the bodies of men and women, temperature and beauty.

More commonly, this condensation is performed in neat acid (e.g., CH3SO3H) at a more moderate temperature (∼85 °C).

This is because exposure to UVBR at 20°C is detrimental to L. peronii embryos and tadpoles (van Uitregt et al., 2007), and since the purpose of our study was to assess whether high temperatures exacerbate the negative effects of UVBR, we needed to make comparisons between a high temperature (35°C) and a more moderate temperature (25°C).

Our tastebuds work better at more moderate temperatures, too.

Ammonia can be compressed into a liquid at much more moderate temperatures, and is relatively easy to transport.

In contrast, the subtidal zone experiences more moderate temperatures where aerial exposure of coral occurs only a few days per year during extreme low tides24.

In a separate paper that was published online in September in the journal Icarus, Earle modeled Pluto's surface temperatures over millions of years and found that while the poles experience wild swings in temperature, with long frigid winters and equally long, hot summers, the equator has more moderate temperatures.

And it does deliver that extended performance in more moderate temperatures.

It also has far more moderate temperatures than San Francisco or other suburbs.