Host mineral strain by crystal-plastic processes in relatively weak minerals such as calcites can alter the fluid inclusion density in ways that render homogenization temperature data difficult to use (Roedder, [1984]), for example, fluid-inclusion stretching during heating (Prezbindowski and Larese, [1987]).
use a protein engineering approach to render a temperature-insensitive voltage-gated channel cold- or heat-responsive to reveal principles for temperature-gating and a plausible model for molecularly enabling this mode of environmental responsiveness.
The relative waviness can be increased along the flow direction, which results in higher heat transfer performance and renders the temperature of the devices much more uniform.
The water cools off during the treatment, rendering the temperature too low for the volatile terpenoids to evaporate.
This result is consistent with the behaviour of Hsf1 truncations in S. cerevisiae, where removal of sequences after Hsf1 residue 583 blocks Hsf1 activation and renders cells temperature sensitive for growth at 37 °C (Morano et al., 1999).
The ftsK gene was discovered by mutations in an E. coli cell division gene that rendered a temperature-sensitive late-stage arrest in division without affecting chromosome replication or segregation [ 49, 50].
The yeast Dna2△405N mutation that reduces Rpa binding also reduces 5' flap cleavage and DSB resection in vitro, and renders yeast temperature-sensitive for growth (Bae et al., 2003, 2001; Niu et al., 2010).
The ease of administration (below the Tsol/gel) in conjunction with the viscoelastic (notably high elasticity) and mucoadhesive properties (at body temperature) render the formulations composed of 20% (w/w) P407 and C934P as potentially useful platforms for mucoadhesive, controlled topical drug delivery within the oral cavity.
"There must obviously be some stopping point, as one reaches the point at which physical features such as pressure and temperature render the concept of the strata belonging to anybody so absurd as to be not worth arguing about," Lord Hope said in his judgement.
Although pasteurization kills Cryptosporidium oocysts (12 ), no data exist on the use of ozonation against Cryptosporidium in food or juice products, where turbidity and low temperature render ozonation less effective (13, 14 ).
