Sentence examples for temperature scope from inspiring English sources

In this study, the removal and adsorption of 90Sr on the CuO NPs/Ag-clinoptilolite zeolite composite was surveyed in the temperature scope of 25 50 °C under certain optimized conditions.

Excellent 1,2 selectivity in range of 91.0 98.4% with controllable crystallinity has been achieved at high catalytic efficiency in wide ranges of cocatalyst and additive feeding as well as at large temperature scope.

The results illustrate that the critical temperature, or a temperature scope, for 6 mm tempered glass to withstand water film is a value or range of value approaching 250 °C.

Interestingly, at low temperature scope increased in cold acclimated and exercised rats but not in animals from other treatments (test temperature x exercise interaction: F1,21 = 4.99, p<0.05; Fig. 4d).

By the data analysis of the whole cooling season, temperature decreasing scope is 4 6 °C, and the system reduces not only the temperature, but also the humidity by 5% 10% %.

Compared to their 27°C control temperature, aerobic scope of O. cyanosoma was significantly higher at 31°C and O. doederleini was significantly higher at 29°C (Table 3c, Fig. 4).

In this temperature range, solar thermal systems have a great scope of application.

The damselfish D. aruanus showed the greatest location difference, with aerobic scope 80 130% greater in Heron Island fish than Lizard Island fish, within the common temperature range of 29 32°C.

At intermediate temperatures, aerobic scope seems to have less influence and trade-offs related to foraging appear to be shaping optimal life histories.

Temperature induced metabolic scope was calculated by dividing resting metabolic rate at 12°C by resting metabolic rate at 22°C.

Animals that exercised regularly had higher exercise induced metabolic rates in colder environments than sedentary rats, and temperature induced metabolic scope was greater in exercised rats.