Sentence examples for temperature rendered from inspiring English sources

This process with simultaneous increases in precursor concentration and in reaction temperature rendered high-quality Pt nanoparticles to precipitate with a high-density dispersion on the pretreated CNTs.

Based on the quadratic model generated from RSM, reaction temperature rendered the most significant effect for both CaO ZnO and CaO La2O3 catalyzed reactions, followed by catalyst loading and reaction time.

The fragrance I'm waiting to smell will be built around a CO2 rose — a new technology that extracts raw materials at close to room temperature, rendering them as never before.

Owing to the intrinsic chemical resistance and low reactivity of polyolefins, the post-modification processes involve the use of free-radicals and are generally carried out at high temperature, rendering the reactions non-selective.

It is demonstrated that microrefrigerators based on IC-compatible low-cost SiGe thin films can potentially achieve a cooling temperature more than 20 K with a response time shorter than 40 ms near room temperature, rendering them competitive against the state-of-the-art microrefrigerators based on toxic conventional heavy metal thermoelectrics such as Bi2Te3 and Sb2Te3.

A second assay measures only the initial peptide binding step at low temperature, rendering interference by peptidases less likely [20].

The key to crisp fries is to prevent water from the interior gelled starch migrating to the outer glassy layer and so reducing its glass transition temperature, rendering it soggy.

slovenia46 had a book-related joyful moment: High temperatures render us MS folk helpless.

MBs design with other purposes in mind (such as PCR experiments) have a design that facilitates association to its target at high temperatures, rendering them unsuitable for live cell imaging.

Poly(ε-caprolactam) and poly(ε-caprolactone) polymers are, respectively, degraded at different temperatures, rendering this study to be particularly useful in determining the structure of their copolymers, i.e. random or blocky-like copolymers.

Rohde et al. [ 14] demonstrated that different locations differentially influenced the timing of growth cessation and the duration of bud formation in identical poplar genotypes, suggesting that high temperatures render the meristem less sensitive to growth-arresting photoperiodic signals.