Sentence examples for shift of the temperature from inspiring English sources

The theory predicts a considerable shift of the temperature interval of transformation and its broadening due to the constraint.

Plasticizing effect, as judged from the shift of the temperature of the glass to rubbery transition, was determined by dynamic mechanical thermal analysis.

The shift of the temperature step must be discretized in time and be carried out in each cycle in at least 800 load steps.

We can think of two effects that may explain this behavior: Thermal excitation of carriers diminishes bipolar transport at higher temperatures, causing a shift of the temperature dependence of the Seebeck coefficient, too.

Six days after the shift of the temperature condition of all cells from 37°C to 41°C without or with 200 µM H2O2 treatment, we performed Western blot analysis for Notch1 protein (Fig. 3A), and the semi-quantitative RT-PCR analysis for Notch1 mRNA (Fig. 3B).

Heat shock stress: shift of the temperature from 30°C to 50°C.

The position of this peak shifts on the temperature scale as the frequency of the applied signal changes (Fig. 1).

LaSrAl0.6Cu0.4O4−δ displays two dielectric constant peaks, identified by a high-frequency dispersion in the vicinity of each peak, a decrease in the value of the permittivity as a function of frequency and, a shift of the temperatures (Tm) corresponding to maximum value of the dielectric constant towards higher temperatures when decreasing the frequency.

The diet effect appeared to be stronger in juveniles, with a larger rightward shift of the temperature-response curve and more highly significant post-hoc comparisons (Figure 1).

Forty-five minutes post-shift of the temperature to 37°C, cells were harvested and nuclear extracts were prepared and evaluated for the presence of VP16 by preparing Western blots; expression of nuclear protein histone-1 was included as a control.

We attribute this shift to the temperature dependence of the sedimentation equilibrium constant.