The mesosphere extends upward to the next temperature minimum, which defines the base of the thermosphere; the boundary between the two regions is called the mesopause.
The temperature was then decreased at 1 °C/s to the next temperature and pressure condition with the sample remaining in the HADC, and the measurement protocol was repeated.
At each temperature, products of the reaction were collected at the point where steady-state conditions were achieved; catalysts were calcined and then re-reduced before proceeding to the next temperature.
In addition, when the patients suffer from conditions that result in abrupt changes of the core body temperature, e.g., due to infection at a surgical site after surgery, the staff on duty will not know such a temperature change occurred until the next temperature measurement.
All flowers, which had opened during the previous 24 h were counted and removed after nectar sampling on Day 3 before proceeding to the next temperature set.
If, as in shorter T cycles, the next temperature pulse occurs before conidiation has peaked, the pulse will suppress conidiation prematurely.
Delta body temperature from application of antipyretic to next temperature monitoring was -0.3°C (IQR; -0.7, 0.0) and -0.4°C (IQR; -0.9, -0.2), for NSAIDs and acetaminophen respectively, which is significantly greater than -0.1°C for physical cooling (P < 0.001) (Table 1).
It usually occurs towards the end of amplification when [DNA]>[Taq], the polymerase simply being unable to complete synthesis of the nascent strands before the next temperature shift to denaturation.
APACHE, Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation; IQR, 25%, 75% interquartile; MAXICU, maximum body temperature during ICU stay; NSAIDs, non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs *, Delta body temperature from application of antipyretic to next temperature monitoring Septic patients exhibited significantly higher MAXICU than non-septic patients (38.3°C vs. 37.8°C, P < 0.001).
So, next time temperatures soar, serve up this season's frostiest pleasures.
