Sentence examples for temperatures enable from inspiring English sources

Although warm temperatures enable bacteria to grow to high enough numbers that lead to infection, water is needed to complete the infection process, he said.

Besides, the high temperatures enable CO2 conversions above 60% along the catalyst zone in a reactor which is characterized by a very simple and scalable design.

The low process temperatures enable composite materials that have tailored CTEs through utilizing recovery stresses generated by highly prestrained Shape Memory Alloy (SMA) fibers embedded within the matrix.

The WHO predicts that malaria will kill an additional 60,000 people around the world between 2030 and 2050 because warmer temperatures enable the parasite that causes malaria in mosquitoes to reproduce faster and prompt mosquitoes to take blood meals more often.

They are mined from kimberlite and lamproite volcanic pipes, which can bring diamond crystals, originating from deep within the Earth where high pressures and temperatures enable them to form, to the surface.

The primary areas in Europe to which D. repens is endemic are countries of the Mediterranean region, where warm temperatures enable development of infectious third-stage larvae in mosquitoes.

In superconductivity, electrons collect into pairs at low enough temperatures, enabling them to travel without bouncing off atoms, eliminating electrical resistance.

Global warming has raised soil temperatures, enabling different plant species to thrive and giving modern landscapers the ability to paint from a broader horticultural palette.

Vaccines against yellow fever and cholera are among those that could potentially be kept and used safely at higher temperatures, enabling many more people to be reached in remote areas and the cost of immunisation campaigns to come down.

The early snow and persistent sub-zero temperatures enabled Scotland's main resorts – Aviemore, Glenshee, Glencoe and Nevis – to open much earlier than usual and enjoy a bumper Christmas season.

Rapid freezing of the sample followed by electron microscopy analysis performed at very low temperatures enables data to be gathered on native samples in the absence of a fixative.