Sentence examples for oxidative temperature from inspiring English sources
As a consequence of the passivation, the maximum oxidative temperature of the MWNT is raised to 938 K as compared to that of 843 K for bare MWNT.
Our analysis confirmed SG recruitment of endogenous FUS in the four mutants upon oxidative, temperature and hyperosmolar stress (Fig. 5 and supplementary material Figs S12-S16).
We propose that activation of a slow growth and a stringent metabolic response confers resistance to multiple stresses (oxidative, temperature, pH), as well as both nutrient limitation and nutrient excess within this niche.
All evidences point to the advantageous use of lower oxidative temperatures: more effective penetration of stabilization depth, lessen destructive effects of over-oxidation, and potentially shorter processing times.
Flux rates through the composite are increased due to increasing pyrolysis and oxidative temperatures while the flexibility and strength of composite materials are slightly impaired.
The modification of the surface was performed via an oxidative low temperature plasma process.
Flavonoids are involved in stress protection (i.e., oxidative and temperature stress), early plant development, signaling (i.e., legume nodulation), and protection from insect and mammalian herbivores [23].
Upon exposure to oxidative or temperature stress, FUS localization into SGs occurred exclusively in mutant lines, although to different extents.
In 2007, Liu et al. (2007) showed that the uspA gene from Salmonella typhimurium LT2 is induced during metabolic, oxidative, and temperature stress.
Adult IPCs are important for regulating starvation resistance, responding to oxidative and temperature stress, and adjusting carbohydrate and lipid metabolism (Nassel 2012).
Smoking, air pollution, oxidative stress, temperature, noise, and likely other yet unknown factors can induce or inhibit signalling pathways in the cardiomyocyte and other relevant cell types.
