Sentence examples for under temperature increase from inspiring English sources

It is shown that studied semi-IPN hydrogels undergo shrinking under temperature increase.

The transverse thermal incompatibility between fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) bar and concrete generates radial pressure, at FRP bar/concrete interface, that may cause splitting cracks within the concrete under temperature increase and, ultimately, failure of the concrete cover.

When the I.P.C.C. went looking for ways to hold the temperature increase under two degrees Celsius, it found the math punishing.

After coating of HLC, the sample shows a faster rate of temperature increase under an alternating magnetic field although it has a reduced saturation magnetization.

For the double-riveted and the parent material specimens, thermal fatigue failure occurred due to temperature increase under cyclic loading.

Our calculations of possible temperature increase under the silent conditions for oil sands extraction and upgrading showed necessity of such approach.

Under a 5 °C annual temperature increase predicted by global climate models (GCM), our simulation results suggest that significant change in species composition and abundance could occur in the two ecoregions in the study area.

This paper describes thoroughly the model structure and presents an exploratory test case where the repositioning of a virtual allis shad (Alosa alosa L). population between two river catchments under a scenario of temperature increase was assessed.

In both studies, animals were reared under common garden conditions reflecting the mean summer water temperatures in ponds in northern (20°C) and southern (24°C) Europe with the temperature difference reflecting the predicted temperature increase under IPPC scenario A1FI (IPCC 2007) (Fig. 3).

Such a behavior of the PL band asymmetry under the temperature increasing is demonstrated in Fig. 4. As one can see from Fig. 4, the well-pronounced PL band develops at the high-energy side of the dominant PL band.

On the other hand, as an adjuvant therapy with chemotherapy and radiotherapy, under mild temperature increases, hyperthermia can promote the development of both perfusion and reoxygenation in tumor tissues (Rau et al. 2000; Song et al. 1996), thereby increasing the efficacy of chemotherapy and radiotherapy, respectively.