Sentence examples for responsiveness to temperature from inspiring English sources
The novel graded film architecture is promising for facilitating fast switching in applications requiring responsiveness to temperature swings.
Metal-ion addition caused increased crosslinking of the Alg-NIPAM hydrogels, allowing shape-memory of the materials due to their dual responsiveness to temperature and metal ions.
Editing responsiveness to temperature and dADAR level.
Our observations suggest that, in general, patterns of editing responsiveness to temperature are highly conserved and gene-specific in nature.
The biodegradable thermosensitive physical crosslinked hydrogels have been extensively studied due to their great biodegradability, biocompatibility, and responsiveness to temperature.
Hence, we tested the hypothesis that even low levels of physical activity are beneficial by improving metabolic responsiveness to temperatures below the thermal neutral zone, thereby increasing the capacity for substrate oxidation and energy expenditure.
We show that although decreasing ambient temperature can potentially trigger energy expenditure, the responsiveness to ambient temperature changes is blunted in the absence of regular exercise.
In addition, the ability to store these compounds or their precursors in specialized leaf structures (e.g. secretory cavities or trichomes) and their inducibility upon abiotic and biotic stresses creates variance from direct responsiveness to increasing temperature or modelling their species-specific emission potential [ 20, 35].
CBF binds a DNA regulatory element, the C-repeat (CRT) dehydration-responsive element (DRE), which has a conserved core sequence of CCGAC, which imparts responsiveness to low temperatures and dehydration [ 20].
These data are in accordance with our earlier observations in Brassica napus of the relatively high expression of Hsp90 in apex, flowers and seeds, as well as of its responsiveness to cold temperatures [46].
CBF/DREB duplicate genes are widely distributed in higher plants and encode transcriptional factors, or CBFs, which bind a DNA regulatory element and impart responsiveness to low temperatures and dehydration.
