Sentence examples for temp treatment from inspiring English sources

One replicate of the DK clone in the 'Temp' treatment died and hence was removed from all statistical analyses (n = 9 for all parameters from the 'Temp' treatment, DK clone).

The DK clone, however, was affected by the 'Temp' treatment, which was separated on Factors 1 and 2 from the other treatments.

For the ALG clone, the 'Ambient' treatment was located in between these treatments, whereas for the DK clone, the 'Ambient' treatment was separated largely from the 'Temp' and 'CO2 + temp' treatment.

However, the fairly constant Fv/ Fm ratio, which is close to 0.8 in healthy vascular plants (Björkman and Demmig 1987), indicates that the plants in the 'Temp' treatment were not stressed.

The low Pmax, α, ETRmax and Rubisco activity of the two P. australis clones in the 'Temp' treatment suggest high rates of photorespiration at the elevated temperature, due to the enhanced oxygenation reaction of Rubisco impacting the C3 pathway of photosynthesis (Berry and Björkman 1980).

Factor 3, which had the highest loadings for the final aboveground biomass and shoot length, separated the 'Temp' and the 'CO2 + temp' treatments from the 'CO2' treatment.

The measured concentrations of CO2 in the growth chambers were slightly above the intended set-point levels in the 'Ambient' and 'Temp' treatments, especially during the night.

In the 'Temp + CO2' treatment, the increased availability of respiratory substrates and increased enzyme capacity due to the elevated temperature presumably resulted in higher respiration rates, which in combination with the higher rates of photosynthesis could result in higher growth rates (Atkin and Tjoelker 2003).

A core requirement for use in applications related to patient treatment is the concept of temporary identifiers ("Temp IDs").

The four treatment combinations were (i) 'Ambient', (ii) 'Temp' (elevated temperature, +5 °C), (iii) 'CO2' (elevated [CO2], ∼700 ppm) and (iv) 'Temp + CO2' (elevated temperature and CO2).

Proust invented the modern novel's mnemonic analytical treatment in "A la Recherche du Temps Perdu" so startling a new literary formula, and at first so little appreciated, that his publisher, Bernard Grasset demanded that Proust pay for publishing "Du Cote de Chez Swann" and the literary critic of "Le Temps" thought it "a bit banal".