Sentence examples for narrow thermal range from inspiring English sources

A new phase namely smectic X has been observed in five of the complexes with a narrow thermal range.

Indeed, such species are characterized by narrow thermal tolerance curves (Amarasekare and Savage 2012) and have narrow altitudinal ranges (McCain 2009).

The thermal range defined by these upper and lower limits ensures robust propagation of the population and is narrower than merely the reproductive range for C. elegans (9°C 26°C [ Anderson et al., 2011]) or C. briggsae (14°C 30°C [ Anderson et al., 2007; Prasad et al., 2011]).

Cyclic poly N-vinylcaprolactam) can self-assemble to form smaller spoly N-vinylcaprolactamueous solution and possesses lower cantical solution temperature (LCST) and narrower toermal phase transition range in comparison with its linear analogue.

Each group of reptiles has its own characteristic thermal range.

Defining the thermal range and quantifications.

Thermal response within the thermal range was assessed by Pearson correlation.

We found that although some features exhibited the same thermal response as within the thermal range, others responded differently, suggesting that they were sensitive to the thermal limits.

Figure 1 source data 1 lists all the quantified features and their thermal response within and beyond the thermal range.

We conclude that restricted aerobic metabolism at the thermal limits contributes to setting the thermal range in a metazoan organism.

These include a small slope of magnetic field vs. martensitic transformation temperature phase diagram, a narrow transformation range, low transformation thermal hysteresis and a large change in magnetization on martensitic transformation, which results in low levels of applied magnetic fields desired for repeated MCE on field cycling.