Sentence examples for tolerance of temperature from inspiring English sources

In addition, metabolism of manopine may also be related to tolerance of temperature stress [ 56], a condition typical of the Cerrados region [ 9, 33].

The two trials (COLD and AMB) were separated by a minimum of 48 hours so that the effects of prior cold exposure, which was confirmed verbally, would not alter tolerance of temperature or of LBNP with the subsequent trial which was verified verbally prior to the start of the second trial.

Desmodesmus (R. Chodat) showed the best tolerances of temperature, nutrients, pH, and circulation shear force.

The higher FC has indicated the tolerance of high temperature as shown in Table 1.

To compare the efficacy and tolerance of controlled temperature radiofrequency (RF) and injection snoreplasty (IS) for the treatment of simple snoring.

By conducting larger trials in different species of Benthamia and Angraecum from a range of habitat types will shed light on the traits that are linked to seed tolerance of ultralow temperature.

Interest in thermophilic bacteria as live-cell catalysts in biofuel and biochemical industry has surged in recent years, due to their tolerance of high temperature and wide spectrum of carbon-sources that include cellulose.

Populations in the introduced range are most common in human-altered habitats, and are most similar with respect to life-history and physiology traits to populations in human-altered habitats in the native range; that is to say, they are clonal, and characterized by a high tolerance of stressful temperature and humidity conditions.

Tests of tolerance to temperature, ethanol, and glucose concentrations were performed in 96-well microplates incubated under agitation in a Versamax apparatus (Molecular Devices microplate reader).

The likely reason is that distributions are often strongly affected by the breadth of tolerance for temperature (e.g., for animals: Andrewartha and Birch 1954; for plants: Woodward and Williams 1987).

These results indicate the possible importance of an absolute temperature sensing system in the evolution and tolerance of high-temperature conditions among unicellular microalgae.