Sentence examples for upper temperature range from inspiring English sources

Limitations were observed with the upper temperature range (68°C < T < 95°C), and consequently a secondary, empirical fit was applied for this upper range to improve accuracy.

For Atlanta, Chicago, and Philadelphia, the risk of kidney stone presentation increased throughout the upper temperature range of each city.

In this heat, no one really wants to eat warm apple pie or anything else in the upper temperature ranges.

To extend the upper operating temperature range of melt processable PIs, two series of end-capped copolyimides based on hydroquinone diphthalic anhydride (HQDPA) isomers were designed by varying the contents of appropriate diamines.

Under normal circumstances, it has been shown that the upper tracheal temperature ranges between 30 and 33°C, and the RH is approximately 95%, providing a water content of 30 mg/l.

The major inadequacy of the model was that it did not include flow resulting from entanglement slippage, modified in PET by stress-induced crystallization, that intervenes at the upper end of the temperature range.

TP_Low_{n}^{in} le TP_{n}^{in} (t) le TP_Up_{n}^{in} (18 where TP n in (t) is the indoor temperature of ACL group n at time t; TP_Low n in (t) and TP_Low n in (t) are the lower and upper limits of comfort temperature range of ACL group n (°C).

This study focuses on the upper part of the cryogenic temperature range, where the cryoprotectant behaves like low viscous liquid at all practical cooling rates.

It was found that the addition of synthetic ice modulators increased thermal strain by about 50% and significantly reduced the cooling rate necessary to suppress crystallization in the upper part of the cryogenic temperature range.

The Weihenstephan lager yeast showed intermediate growth rates at the upper and lower end of the temperature range.

We determined embryonic viability in a range of temperatures for Caenorhabditis elegans and Caenorhabditis briggsae and operationally defined the thermal limits as the upper and lower edges of the temperature range within which >90% of embryos hatched.