Sentence examples for natural temperature changes from inspiring English sources

Within the species-specific thermal tolerance ranges, fishes are able to cope with natural temperature changes, such as daily and seasonal variations.

Figure  1 shows a complete course of the CA process for a natural temperature change period from December 2010 to March 2011.

Individuals were cultured together with two evolutionarily- related (veneroid) cold-tolerant species (Spisula solidissima and Arctica islandica), and exposed to a natural annual temperature change between 12 °C and 2 °C.

The mir-35 microRNA family may provide a fascinating setting in which to explore the effects of natural in vivo temperature changes on microRNA target recognition and/or repression.

It's also clear that the temperature response to all human influences (black dashed line) correlates well with the observed temperature changes, with natural influences and internal variability also accounting for some short-term changes, like the surface warming slowdown over the past 10 to 15 years.

They question the accuracy of computer climate forecasts and point to historic, cyclical changes in the world's temperature as evidence that global temperature changes are natural.

Light and temperature changes in natural environments often occur in parallel but the dissection of the role of light and the function of the photosynthetic apparatus, from the sole low temperature effect have been studied only with a limited set of genes [ 18, 19].

As a result, the thermal effect on the natural frequency is related to the temperature changes.

A circular heating-cooling process was used to simulate temperature changes in the natural environment.

Altogether, we interpret the distinct isotope variations analyzed in the scales to primarily reflect physicochemical processes such as variable CO2 and H2O (steam) outgassing, a variable degree of (micro turbulences in the pipes, some contribution from temperature changes and minor natural isotopic variability.

In natural environments with diurnal and/or seasonal temperature changes, temperature is one of the main relevant environmental variables that microorganisms, including yeast species, have to deal with.