Sentence examples for temperature preservation from inspiring English sources

In this paper, some pressure and temperature preservation techniques for NGH sampling are investigated and analyzed intensively.

Laboratory tests and the sea application show that the pressure preservation technique of the PA cylinder and the passive temperature preservation technique are successful for NGH sediments sampling.

The Chinese pressure and temperature corers including tight rock core sampler, pressure tight piston corer, wireline coring sampler and hydraulic pressure and temperature preservation (HPTP) corer are introduced in detail.

At 39°C, maximum survival (up to 30 days) was observed with soft agar and wheat straw; at refrigeration temperature, preservation with Orpin's media containing straw showed maximum survival (up to 30 days).

Irradiations were done inside a container specially designed to fulfill temperature preservation of the organ and a reproducible irradiation position (which will be of importance for future planification purposes).

Two pressure chambers (pressure chamber I and pressure chamber II) are designed with passive temperature preservation technique; using pressure accumulator (PA) cylinder pressure preservation technique, the pressure chamber was applied on the South China Sea at the water depth of 1352 m in 2006.

To someone who believes that low-temperature preservation offers a legitimate chance at extending life, obstructionism can seem as willfully cruel as withholding medical treatment.

The one death-related phrase she will not abide, will not let into her house under any circumstance, is "cryonic preservation," by which is meant the low-temperature preservation of human beings in the hope of future resuscitation.

Significant effects on logSCC variation were shown by the storage temperature, the preservation treatment, the interaction of storage temperature × preservation treatment, and milk age within the interaction of storage temperature × preservative.

The success of the New Zealand non-frozen sediment DNA compared to the permafrost preserved macrofossils is surprising in that, although the sediment samples were several thousands of years younger than the macrofossils examined, it is generally believed that it is the temperature of preservation rather than the age itself that determines the level of DNA degradation [1].

Improper temperature control, preservation, and cooking may also contribute to contaminated game.