Sentence examples for phase of temperature from inspiring English sources

One possible interpretation of these observations is that both the phase of temperature ascent and temperature descent regulate the timing of evening activity.

Especially during rewarming, which is a very critical phase of temperature management, close temperature monitoring is necessary and can be easily achieved with a computer-feedback cooling system.

The intravascular cooling systems provide precise temperature control during maintenance and rewarming phases of temperature management.

It is, therefore, paramount to ensure precise control of temperature during all three phases of temperature management, especially during the phase of rewarming during which a passive, uncontrolled rise in temperature can be deleterious to the patient.

The InnerCool RTx endovascular cooling system uses a specific catheter, Accutrol, which has an integrated temperature sensor for precise control of temperature in all three phases of temperature management, without the possibility of lag in core temperature measurement that may be inherent with rectal or bladder temperature probes.

These preliminary results extend the trends observed in earlier, lower fluence experiments, with some effects of the low temperature phase of variable temperature irradiation on evolving microstructures.

The instrument has the capability of taking spectroscopic data with exceptional resolution, and topographic data with atomic resolution, throughout the accessible phase space of temperature and magnetic field.

The phase determinants of temperature and light entrainment both result from changes in solar irradiance and normally occur in succession during the second half of the day.

Interestingly, the response of the control group in this experiment was affected by the phase of the temperature cycle.

This capability is important during the decreasing phase of the temperature reference where heat loss must be increased.

Nor was there any effect on the phase of the temperature rhythm (Figure S1).