Sentence examples for preservation temperature from inspiring English sources

The studies on cryopreserved arterial allografts have been focused on cooling methods, pre-treatment, cryoprotectant agents, and preservation temperature.

This article argues that the 4 °C is a compromise: The real optimal preservation temperature, depending on the type and condition of the fresh food products, lies between −1 °C and +17 °C.

In this research, the mechanical properties of porcine brain have been investigated at 22 °C (room temperature), and at 37 °C (body temperature) while maintaining a constant preservation temperature of approximately 4 5 °C.

He says the Norwegian team had "a bit of luck behind them," in that conditions were good for DNA preservation: Temperatures at Spitsbergen were about 0 degrees Celsius at the time of the accident--thus the tissues had degraded little--and the remains were recovered quickly.

It was displayed in a large glass case, which was refrigerated to precise cantaloupe-preservation temperature.

She seems to have preservation of temperature perception.

Two pressure chambers (pressure chamber I and pressure chamber II) are designed with passive temperature preservation technique; using pressure accumulator (PA) cylinder pressure preservation technique, the pressure chamber was applied on the South China Sea at the water depth of 1352 m in 2006.

Digitization has been a popular first step for preservation since proper temperature control remains a challenge for many institutions.

In this paper, some pressure and temperature preservation techniques for NGH sampling are investigated and analyzed intensively.

At 39°C, maximum survival (up to 30 days) was observed with soft agar and wheat straw; at refrigeration temperature, preservation with Orpin's media containing straw showed maximum survival (up to 30 days).

Irradiations were done inside a container specially designed to fulfill temperature preservation of the organ and a reproducible irradiation position (which will be of importance for future planification purposes).