Sentence examples for survival cold from inspiring English sources

The ability to survive freezing temperatures has been represented by various terms including frost tolerance, winter hardiness, frost hardiness, freezing tolerance, freeze survival, cold resistance and freeze resistance.

Belugas are built for survival in cold waters and for bumping into thin ice to break it from beneath (hence the absence of a dorsal fin, and the animal's copious fat layers).

Thermoregulation is very important for animals' survival in cold environment.

Instead we focused on comparing habitats across the Atlantic with the intention of understanding the underlying mechanisms of larval cod survival in cold and warm years.

These results strongly suggest that TMEM135 plays a pivotal role in the network that regulates the fat stores required for survival under cold and normal conditions in the worm.

In a functional analysis, an increase in cell survival following cold shock could be observed in cells co-transfected with plasmids expressing both sRNA (Shen et al., 2009).

During that time, many speakers stressed the uncertainties that remain about global warming and its effects — on the thermohaline circulation, on the distribution of vegetation, on the survival of cold-loving species, on the frequency of forest fires.

Family members have RNA chaperone and transcription anti-termination activities, which enhance survival during cold-shock acclimation [133], [134].

This could be due to limited introduction, a lower frequency of recent anthropogenic disturbance, or a low probability of J. ailantifolia and hybrid seed survival in colder climates.

MtDNA mutations in northern migrants decreased caloric utilization for ATP generation while increasing that used for generating heat, creating a metabolic advantage for survival in colder climates.

Therefore, we test whether cold-acclimated animals showing shorter recovery times also show increased survival rates following cold exposure.