Sentence examples for the broader temperature from inspiring English sources

Does the broader temperature range, the consideration of mutant proteins, and the longer simulations lead to substantially different conclusions or a deeper understanding?

The gas amplification was confirmed in pure argon in the broad temperature range from 300 K down to 87 K.

Hence, the broad temperature adaptability of VRFB is one of the key issues which affect its large-scale practical application.

The catalytic activity of 10%CeO2/TiO22 (CeTi) was greatly enhanced by the addition of 6% WO3 in the broad temperature range of 200 500 °C.

The changes in damping spectra, moduli, and thermal expansion due to the moisture absorption have been investigated in the broad temperature range of 4.2 320 K.

Morphological and electrical studies show that samples with off-cuts of 0.3° and 0.4° from the c-plane offer the broadest temperature process window for the growth of GaN.

We find that the {10¯12}⟨10¯1¯1⟩ twin is the preferred tension twin, either as a primary or secondary twin depending on the sample orientation, over the broad temperature and strain rate range tested.

It was shown that over the broad temperature and inclusion fraction ranges studied, the generalized self-consistent model (Christensen and Lo, 1979) provided accurate predictions for the effective dynamic stiffness of random composites obeying classical Percus Yevick hard sphere statistics.

For the iron oxide sample (Fig. 6c), the weight increase at the broad temperature is attributable to the oxidation of the Fe3O4 into Fe2O3.

As proved by XRD, Mössbauer spectroscopy, and magnetic measurements, the Bi5Ti3FeO15 Aurivillius compound is a single-phase paramagnetic material within the broad temperature range 2 350 K (our earlier articles [38, 39, 45]).

The cellulase of strain RG-07 was completely stable in the broad temperature range of 30-90°C 30-90°C1 h incubation.