Sentence examples for proximate temperature from inspiring English sources

The expression of tetanus toxin light chain, shown previously to promote synapse silencing (29), produces a shift in nociceptive response temperature but like the pain mutant and the dSpt1 C129W manipulation does not remove it completely; most likely due to the presence of other thermosensors tuned to proximate temperature ranges in the peripheral nervous system (30).

At a proximate level, temperature affects the cellular and biochemical rates of differentiation and growth during development [ 33- 35].

However, these processes are so poorly understood that it is difficult to speculate how rapidly adaptation might occur, and how it would interact with proximate responses to currents, temperature, food availability, and other stimuli.

Thus, a proximate explanation for the temperature-dependent effects of this incompatibility may be that the molecular interaction itself is temperature sensitive, such that aminoacylation of the mt-tRNATyr and consequently mitochondrial protein synthesis and OXPHOS are more severely disrupted at warmer temperatures.

The development of large arrays of detectors requires using a proximate electronics at low temperatures for signal multiplexing and amplification.

Estrogen is the physiologic equivalent of incubation temperature and the proximate cue that initiates female sex determination.

The solid fraction obtained after filtering it with Whatman filter paper was dried at room temperature and subjected to proximate analysis.

The relatively short time frame (<35 years), combined with independent evidence that temperature is a strong proximate cue for smolt migration, suggests that these responses are mostly plastic.

The different responses can be explained by different proximate mechanisms; Bergmann clines are mediated by temperature, while converse Bergmann clines are an adaptive response to time constraints by shorter growing seasons (Blanckenhorn and Demont 2004).

As expected, a decrease of the devolatilized fractions with an increase of the fuel rank has been observed while releases of volatiles exceeding the proximate analysis predictions have been recorded for temperatures higher than ∼1090 K.

B. vosnesenskii was found primarily on farms proximate to natural habitats, but neither proximity to natural habitat nor tomato floral abundance, temperature, or year explained variation in the visitation rates of A. urbana.