Sentence examples for suggest a temperature from inspiring English sources

The generally low bird diversity indicates an overall high water temperature, water quality degradation and vegetation disturbance effect throughout the hot springs, although variable correlations between water temperature and species diversity suggest a temperature gradient affects the overall sites.

You might think that she could've suggested a temperature, so you could test it with a thermometer, instead of periodically dipping your hand in a jug and whimpering to yourself.

Clone F5 showed highest activity at 60 °C (Fig. 2), suggesting a temperature optimum around 60 °C.

Based on the relationship, 0.21% / ° C, the oxygen isotope composition of samples from one stalagmite suggests a temperature increase of about 9.5° C since that time.

Some Acacia species are temperature specific, suggesting a temperature threshold for germination [ 18, 20].

Lowdon et al.[ 35] suggested a temperature of 17.7°C as for a positive effect of wetsuits on swimming race times because of their insulating features.

The landscape genomic analysis suggests a temperature association within the long-range LD region on LG12 (figs. 3 and 5) that corresponds to the temperature-associated region identified by Bradbury et al. (2010).

In gills of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) held at 8 or 23°C for two weeks, heat stress up-regulated several drug-metabolizing protein transcripts including phase I and II enzyme transcripts such as CYP1A, CYP1C1, UGT2B17, and xenobiotic transporter ABCG2 [ 43], clearly suggesting a temperature effect on drug-metabolizing enzyme transcription in salmonids.

This suggests a temperature-driven protein divergent evolution pathway within the same phylogenetic group.

Especially, a 10 times higher read number for cold compared with heat stress suggests a temperature-dependent regulation, which was confirmed by Northern hybridization (Fig.  5).

A comparison of the decays of the correlation functions clearly unveils a faster relaxation with increasing temperature; this trend is stronger for the samples with the highest concentration and it suggests a temperature-induced compaction of the species.