Sentence examples for restricted temperature from inspiring English sources

Usually a particular species will have a restricted temperature tolerance, often 5.5 to 11 °C (10 to 20 °F) above and below the mean temperature of its environment.

In contrast, only the wild-type microcolonies were detected at the restricted temperature.

Due to both the restricted temperature limit of the instrument (25 45 °C) and the broadened thermal transition resulting from hindered chain mobility in the hydrogels, the actual Tt could not be measured for the hybrid hydrogels.

This implies that the ultrathin MoSe2 should be handled for restricted temperature range below the T dec.

The feasibility and validity of such prediction within a wide temperature interval is confirmed independently with experimental data, obtained within a restricted temperature range.

A temperature sensitive variant (ts13) of African green monkey kidney cell line, carrying a temperature sensitive lesion in thymidine metabolism, was transformed by 40 μg/ml of methylnitrosourea (MNU) at the restricted temperature of 39·5°C, whereas the same cell line was not transformed by MNU at the permissive temperature of 33°C.

"We're not doing our bit in restricting temperature rise to two degrees.

The trigger for its dire warning comes from the failure of the global community to reduce carbon emissions by anywhere near the amount needed to restrict temperature rises.

To estimate the frequency of editing, limiting dilution of first round PCR products was performed at 95°C and the restricting temperature of 89.2°C.

Traditional methods, such as UV melting and differential scanning calorimetry, for measuring RNA thermodynamics are restricted to temperature ranges around the melting temperature for a pseudoknot.

The aforementioned aging models suggest that Li-ion batteries must be used within a safe operating area restricted by temperature, current, and SOC windows.