Sentence examples for tolerable temperature from inspiring English sources

This helps keep the paw at a tolerable temperature.

Analysis of strain maximum tolerable temperature as a function of collection time suggested that basidiomycetous yeasts are rapidly adapting to global warming.

Upon encountering a sudden but tolerable temperature increase, bacteria can survive and adapt to the new temperature through differential expression of their encoded genes, leading to the heat shock response [ 3, 4].

Optimal positions were determined by investigating temperature traces and choosing a location on the stove that captured temperature variations not exceeding 85°C, the maximum tolerable temperature for the SUMS.

The conditioning is straightforward, the nitrogen flow is recommended to be about 5 mL min−1, and the conditioning temperature should be just below the maximum tolerable temperature of the sorbent material to achieve complete desorption of possible residual compounds.

There is also one product for which the tolerable temperature range changes after first puncture: the label for tildopirosin (Zuprevo, Merck Animal Health) indicates that the upper temperature limit is 30 °C, but after first puncture is reduced to 25 °C.

Results show that the model successfully predicts the maximum operating or tolerable temperatures of supported-[BMIM]+-based ILs with an average relative error less than 4.3%.

To form a colony, king penguins need conditions found on only a few islands around Antarctica: tolerable temperatures all year round, no sea ice, a smooth beach and, above all, an abundant and reliable source of food close by to feed their chicks.

The Richard With was a sell-out on my cruise, as is usually the case during Norway's short summer of long light and tolerable temperatures.

Radiofrequency- (RF-) mediated, nonablative local hyperthermia with body-tolerable temperatures of 40 44°C can significantly enhance the antitumor effects of different drugs in a variety of malignancies [ 5– 9].

Hyperthermia or mild heat at body-tolerable temperatures of 40 44°C has become an effective means of enhancing the efficacy of radiotherapy or chemotherapy in various tumor types [ 55, 56].