Sentence examples for temperatures shifted from inspiring English sources

Local seamen urged Shackleton to postpone his venture because of unusually thick pack ice that could trap the ship if the wind and temperatures shifted suddenly.

The explosion of flowers rivals the spectacular bloom of 1998, when El Niño's warm ocean temperatures shifted winter storms that usually blow across Washington and Oregon down to California and Arizona.

In all cases, the degradation temperatures shifted to higher values after addition of PP-g-MA.

Thermal stability of materials was deduced from the derivative weight vs. temperature curves, and the oxidation temperatures shifted from 643 to 614 °C for rCNT and aCNTs, respectively.

With increase of annealing temperature, crystallite and martensite plate sizes in the film increased; thus, both recovery stress and stress-increase rate increased, while the transformation temperatures shifted to higher values.

As warm temperatures shift north, so will wine growing regions.

The equilibrium isotherms at higher temperatures shift towards lower loadings, leading to an easier desorption.

Transition temperature shifted to higher value with the increasing of concentration.

The melting curves were normalized and temperature shifted to allow the direct comparison of samples.

There is only limited proteomic analysis of suspension-grown CHO cells describing a direct comparison of temperature shifted versus non-temperature shifted cultures using 2D-DIGE.

The melting curves were normalised and temperature shifted to allow samples to be directly compared.