Sentence examples for temperature disruption from inspiring English sources

Or the daytime exhaustion, memory loss, and mood changes that go with it, all of it caused by significant temperature disruption.

To minimize external differences not related to the thermal treatment, the microarray comparison was done between fish of the same age, at a similar developmental stage (no obvious differences in size were observed) and most likely of the same sex, females, as assessed by cyp19a1a expression levels, a good marker of phenotypic sex and also of temperature disruption.

Here's the thing: If you're convinced that you'll be tortured by hot flashes and temperature disruptions, then you certainly will be.

Considering the blue whale's migratory patterns are based on ocean temperature, a disruption in this circulation, which moves warm and cold water around the world, would be likely to have an effect on their migration.

Temperature-dependent disruption process of dimers, i.e., variation on the number of dimers (Nd) in MFs, can be modeled by a parameter γ, which is defined as γ = N d / ( N m + N d ) = 1 - T - T i T f - T i 2, where Nm is the number of monomers, N p = N m +2N d, and Ti (Tf) is the initial (final) temperature of the simulation.

The inset (a) of Figure 2 shows a detail of the (1/χ) × T data, emphasizing the superlinear behavior at temperatures close to the typical dimer disruption temperature (T*).

Their biggest concern was not higher temperatures but disruptions to the natural cycle.

Concerned residents whose week has been blighted by sub-zero temperatures and disruptions posted their thoughts and pictures on social media.

One striking effect of low temperature is the disruption of circadian clock function, indicated by dampened or disrupted cycles of many clock components and output genes, not only in Arabidopsis [1], but also in a tree [23], [24].

Regeneration of RuBP was altered in high temperature due to disruption of electron transport and inactivation of the oxygen evolving enzymes of PSII (Parry et al. 2013).

Shifting the fly to a non-permissive temperature (>29°C) allows disruption to synaptic transmission in cells expressing this allele.