Sentence examples for underlying temperature from inspiring English sources

This difference results in the asymmetry of the underlying temperature field and longitudinal roadbed cracking.

Nevertheless, to predict the consequences of ocean warming on microbial assemblages, analyses of natural communities in situ environmental conditions might yield different, and perhaps more reliable, inferences of underlying temperature relationships than the responses derived from simulation experiments.

These findings provide insight into the mechanisms underlying temperature tolerance and adaptation during seedling establishment.

Physiological processes underlying temperature response and tolerance of the grapevine fruit have not been extensively investigated.

This makes this alga an ideal research model for investigations of the mechanisms underlying temperature stress tolerance in intertidal seaweed.

To uncover mechanism underlying temperature stresses, B. distachyon plants were subjected to heat and cold stress and a set of up- and down- regulated genes were identified, suggesting a prominent role for the bZIP genes responding to these environmental factors.

Here we investigate biochemical mechanisms underlying temperature-compensated, CKIδ-dependent multi-site phosphorylation in mammals.

However, the molecular determinants underlying temperature-dependent RNA editing responses are not well understood.

These are not mutually exclusive mechanistic explanations; increased energetic demands may magnify underlying temperature-sensitive effects of the tRNA protein interaction on aminoacylation, together revealing inefficient mitochondrial function in incompatible mitochondrial nuclear genotypes at warmer temperatures.

These findings suggest the temperature-sensitive substrate- and product-binding mechanisms underlie temperature compensation.

Furthermore, our results for Distaplia and Diplosoma join a small, but growing, body of literature on the potential for Hsp70 expression to underlie temperature tolerance differences between native and invasive species.