Sentence examples for temperature benefits from inspiring English sources

In 2001, Dr. David Aronoff and Dr. Eric Neilson, infectious disease specialists at Vanderbilt University, wrote in The American Journal of Medicine: "Despite the pervasive application of antipyretics by physicians, nurses, pharmacists and parents, it remains unclear whether reducing the core temperature benefits febrile patients".

Additionally, lower reaction temperature benefits the anisotropic growth [13, 27].

High stretching temperature benefits the formation of relatively perfect crystals with high orientation.

Increasing AR operating temperature benefits power generation but lowers down cooling and heating production.

The Raman intensity enhancement indicates that the growth process of Ge QDs in which Si spacers were grown at higher temperature benefits its crystal quality.

This test bed utilizes two CTSWs in conjunction with two tactical cryocoolers to quantitatively measure the power savings and/or the operating temperature benefits of the CTSW.

Higher current density and lower solution temperature benefit the film growth.

Magnetic measurement exhibits these scaffolds are superparamagnetic with a saturation magnetization of 1.14 emu g−1 at a room temperature, benefiting the scaffolds to take up growth factors in vivo, stem cell or other bioactive molecules easily.

The thermal models were also used to show that for the short duration test conditions of this study, a 100 μm thick ZrO2 Y2O3 coating would provide a metal temperature benefit of approximately 300°C over an uncoated tube while a 200 μm thick coating would provide a benefit greater than 500°C.

Higher humidity and lower temperature benefit vector survival and may enhance probability of transmission through increased adult abundance and duration of post-EIP survival.

Previous work has suggested that higher carbon dioxide levels and warmer temperatures benefit fast-growing trees.