Sentence examples for native temperature from inspiring English sources
However, the fused AnPGI recovered its native temperature optimum of 50°C and displayed a narrower temperature range than the unfused enzyme.
Given the different native temperature growth conditions and the ~140 million years of divergence between Arabidopsis and rice, it is vital to understand the level of comparability between these species.
Invasive species are predicted to be more successful than natives as temperatures increase with climate change.
Its accessible surface area state becomes more native-like with destabilization of the native state by temperature.
These horizontal wells are surrounded by heavy oil/bitumen reserves (HO B), a low-value product that is economically unrecoverable at native viscosity and temperature (Edmunds and Gittins 1993).
However, a high resolution 3D structure of the LDL particle in a native condition and temperature would help to confirm previous observations and link them to biological functions.
These approaches can also simultaneously take into account multiple environmental variables, such as native water availability, temperature, and soil traits, thereby potentially minimizing (or maximizing) the influence of traits that affect more than one environmental factor.
Hunters needed a dog that could operate in both land and water for a variety of game while being compact enough to be transported in a small rowboat and able to stand the native cold water temperatures.
Protein acquires an irreversible non-native state at temperature more than 50°C at neutral pH.
Increased representation of these gene functions also corresponds to observations of high levels of protein ubiquitination in these fish at their native freezing water temperatures [ 10].
However, if the differences in growth rates observed between the two ranges were due to local adaptation to calcium concentration or flow rate, we would expect to see larger YOY at the end of the summer in the native range where temperatures are warmer.
