Sentence examples for rate at high temperature from inspiring English sources

We found a correlative increase of FMP21 expression along with the increase in growth rate at high temperature in yeast strains.

The attributes of the yeast Kluyveromyces marxianus (rapid growth rate at high temperature, utilization of a wide range of inexpensive carbon sources) make it a promising industrial host for the synthesis of protein and non-protein products.

Given the embryo's inability to thermoregulate behaviourally, increasing metabolic (and thus, developmental) rate at high temperature is probably the most important mechanism available to accelerate embryonic development and growth.

For example, although the fad7 fad8 line showed the fastest growth rate at high temperature, it did not show a significant difference in thermal stability based on fluorescence yield.

More recently, LiFePO4 has become one of the most promising candidates due to its relative lack of toxicity, inexpensiveness, and its ability to provide a long cycle life and high rate at high temperatures [1, 2].

Oviposition rate will be proportional to realised fecundity if the probability for dying varies independently of oviposition rate, as seems to be the case in this system since we have no results indicating that there is a cost connected to high oviposition rate at high temperatures.

A catalyst coated with zirconia-sol solution in the channels of the reactor exhibits a good adherence with the substrate that is maintained even after reaction including fast feed flow rates at high temperature.

The coefficient of determination (R2) of the respiration rates at high temperature regressed against time is 0.47.

This results in higher corrosion rate at higher temperature thereby decreasing the inhibition efficiencies above 50 °C.

In some cases there was a lack of correlation between growth rates at high temperatures in vitro and the prevalence of a particular species in the Baths.

There is an optimal operating temperature and feed condition for these efficiencies: the positive effect of high reaction rates at high temperatures must be balanced against high radiation losses from the reactor at high temperatures.