Sentence examples for of high ambient from inspiring English sources

Presence of high ambient temperature, dust, oil, water droplet and vapour is very common.

The use of double-clad silica fiber solves the problem of high ambient temperature.

A significant part of Nigeria is characterised as humid tropic and usually subjected to extended periods of high ambient temperature and humidity.

The effect of high ambient temperature or its interaction with ASA did not affect hepatic enzymes and thyroid hormones of growing quails.

Application of the proposed system would enable year-round power generation and provide cooling of natural gas during periods of high ambient temperature operation.

Landscape characteristics, including vegetation and impervious surfaces, influence urban microclimates and may lead to within-city differences in the adverse health effects of high ambient temperatures.

However, in the period of higher ambient temperature and higher mean THI trends towards greater milk yield and lower vaginal temperatures were observed in RPN supplemented cows.

Concentrations at the rural well (approximately 1.0 mg/L) increased as a result of higher nitrate concentrations in groundwater recharge relative to ambient nitrate concentrations in groundwater, whereas concentrations at the urban well (approximately 2.7 mg/L) decreased as a result of the dilution of higher ambient nitrate concentrations relative to those in groundwater recharge.

Conditional logistic regression analyses assessed whether IBD patients were more likely to live in areas of higher ambient concentrations of nitrogen dioxide (NO2), sulfur dioxide (SO2), and particulate matter <10μm (PM10), as determined by using quintiles of concentrations, after adjusting for smoking, socioeconomic status, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), and appendectomy.

However, the hypothesis of higher ambient temperatures permitting gigantism is not compatible with laboratory experiments on ectotherms (Atkinson & Sibly, 1997) and observations on endothermic mammals (Bergmann's Rule) and birds (reviewed by Ashton, 2001), because endothermic animals tend to be larger in colder environments and not vice versa.

The Fresno/Clovis area offered an ideal location to study these questions because of periodic high ambient concentrations of coarse PM as well as the availability of high-quality air monitoring data.