Sentence examples for transmission temperature from inspiring English sources

Reduction in synaptic transmission, temperature sensitive paralysis and premature lethality are reversed by the expression of normal CSPα [9], [10], [12].

Hong Kong also has a larger population than Guangzhou (6.8 million vs. 3.7 million).We examined three environmental factors which have been documented to regulate virus survival and transmission: temperature, relative humidity and absolute humidity.

Additionally, while ecological conditions and local vectors are presumed to be suitable for transmission, temperature constraints to vector, and possibly pathogen, survival and replication may reduce both the probability and the temporal duration of transmission.

Another key finding, which supports previous suggestions, is that seasonality in rainfall may have marked effects on R0 and extinction dynamics, even at optimal transmission temperatures.

Transmission oil temperature (a fluid temperature inside the transmission) and the 'Friction torque', known as 'brake pedal', are the next most discriminative features for classifying drivers.

Yet, for emerging arboviruses we lack fundamental knowledge on the relationship between transmission and temperature.

A joint increase of the PAR transmission and temperature set-point for ventilation favoured the crop yield for both greenhouses, stressing a simultaneous approach to both design and control of greenhouse systems.

The mass spectrum transmission line temperature was 200°C, and fatty acids were identified using the equipped NBS spectrum library, and quantitatively analyzed by determining integrated peak areas.

Despite the specific microaerobic growth requirements, C. jejuni is ubiquitous in the aerobic environment and is capable to face different stresses during transmission, including temperature changes, starvation, hypo- and hyper-osmotic stress, and desiccation.

Moreover, additional nonlinear processing by static nonlinearities (here interpreted as the transduction process involving the tympanal membrane, but on a wider scope also reflecting properties of synaptic transmission) may foster temperature compensation, if well matched with the temperature dependence of spike generation.

A fundamental challenge in battery thermal management systems (BTMSs) is that hot and cold environments pose opposite requirements: thermal transmission at high temperature for battery cooling, and thermal isolation at low temperature to retain the batteries' internally generated heat, leading to an inevitable compromise of either hot or cold performances.