Sentence examples for transformed temperature from inspiring English sources

The temporal variation in heat mortality relationships was estimated in each location with time-varying distributed lag nonlinear models, expressed through an interaction between the transformed temperature variables and time.

To determine whether AspC could substitute for the S. cerevisiae septins, we transformed temperature-sensitive cdc3, cdc10, cdc11 and cdc12 yeast strains with aspC driven by the constitutive ADH1 promoter.

The results indicated that the crystallization temperature of LiFePO4 was 453 °C, while the transform temperature was 539 °C from Li3Fe2(PO4)3 to LiFePO4.

The covariates examined were: sex, age (continuous), food absorption with the drug, anaemia on admission (haematocrit <30%), parasite count on admission (log transformed), elevated temperature on admission (temperature measured by any method at ≥37.5°).

The results of ERT were transformed into temperature using calibrated petrophysical relationships.

Most of the absorption occurs on the support layer and can be transformed to temperature rise of the VOx thin film.

To ensure the structural integrity of the original attached piping system, the measured displacement is transformed to temperature gradient to simulate the shrinkage after overlay and is used to determine the post weld distortion and stress situation.

pH sensitive chitosan solutions can be transformed to temperature sensitive gelling systems by addition of glycerophosphate [ 17].

The analysis of an individual temperature curve included the following steps: (1) transforming the temperature in difference with regard to the initial temperature ΔT = f(t); (2) rising to the square ΔT2 = f(t); (3) checking the linearity of this curve; and (4) determining the value of the slope α of this curve.

Yamaoka et al. [11] reported that in the cells transformed with temperature-sensitive Rous sarcoma virus, the level of phosphorylated human hnRNP A3 at one or more of the three serine residues present in the region aa 355 through 376 (equivalent to aa 356 359 in mouse hnRNP A3 due to the presence of an extra aa residue G309) increased with temperature.

The analysis of an individual temperature curve included the following steps: (1) transforming the temperature curve in a differential curve with regard to the initial temperature [T−T0 = f(t)]; (2) raising to the square (T−T0 2 = f(t); (3) checking the linearity of the differential curve (with excluding the initial part of the increase); and (4) recording the values of T0, α, (AT−T0 2.