Sentence examples for observed cold from inspiring English sources
Astronomers using a powerful radio telescope in Chile have observed cold molecular gas falling in toward the center of a galaxy and so fueling star formation back at a time when the universe was just a few hundred million years old.
The expression pattern of this protein matches the observed distribution of the cold transcript, as we observed Cold-YFP in all epithelial derivatives by stage 13 (Fig. 1G H).
When the ELS (Electron Spectrometer) observed colder electrons, IMS (ion mass spectrometer) observed significant increases in ion fluxes.
Herschel, which recently ran out of the coolant needed to keep its infrared instruments working, was capable of observing "cold" corners of the cosmos.
Given that non-destructive techniques like 1H Magnetic Resonance (MR) imaging and spectroscopy have proven useful for in vivo investigations of a wide range of biological systems, we aimed at evaluating their potential to observe cold adaptations in living insect larvae.
In these plants with moderate cold tolerance or cold sensitivity, significant suppression of photosynthesis-related genes was observed under cold stress.
The SJ marker FasIII delocalisation phenotype observed in cold trachea was fully rescued by FLAG-Cold expression (Fig. 6A–A').
In one study [ 6], linolenic acid levels increased and palmitic acid levels decreased in cold tolerant rice genotypes exposed to chilling; the opposite behavior was observed in cold sensitive genotypes.
Anyway, the quicker transcriptional response observed upon cold treatment could be related to a more rapid percepition of the cold compared to the gradual imposition of the water stress.
Even when we extended the coldest treatment by holding the chamber at −70°C for 13 h, we observed no cold damage to cottonwood during the winter (November through February, data not shown).
She wanted to say, You won't pretend tomorrow, that it has not been Abject -- but she had observed the cold process of what men call coming to their senses".
