Sentence examples for temperature identifying from inspiring English sources

French and Burns (2004) reported a 7-year trend in OH rotational temperature, identifying a long-term correlation between temperature and the solar cycle and effects of planetary wave penetration into the upper mesosphere during the winter season.

No matter the temperature, identifying animals by their prints is as much art as science.

The optimal temperature identified for maximum removal percentage is 56.8 °C/329°K, beyond which the removal efficiency begins to decline.

While variations in temperature identified in the infrared region can be used to locate defects and cracks in pavement.

It has been observed that the optimal temperature identified for the free as well as immobilized protease was found to be around 45 °C.

Analysis of photosynthesis-competent revertants selected at the 35 °C restrictive temperature identified a rare C65S suppressor substitution in the nuclear-encoded small subunit.

Furthermore, the peak energies are different from the Stark level splitting of Er energy levels in Er-doped Sc2Si2O7 and Sc2SiO5 single crystals at low temperature identified by Fornasiero et al. [16] and Omi et al. [30].

Formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded tissue blocks were stored at room temperature identified by an identification number.

The agreement of average autumn temperatures with the effective vernalization temperatures identified for the Lov-1 reinforced the view that epigenetic silencing of FLC would occur before snowfall.

Greater activation in the lateral pain system might be due in part to the greater stimulus intensities (higher temperatures) identified by males as reflecting "mild" and "moderate" pain.

Further comparative genomic analyses, focusing on Paenibacillus clades and strains that differed in their ability to grow in milk at refrigeration temperatures, identified a number of genomic features that likely allow some strains to grow at refrigeration temperatures and to break down milk associated proteins and carbohydrates at these temperatures.