Sentence examples similar to well established temperature from inspiring English sources
It is now well established that temperature mainly influences ventilation and oxygenation parameters in patients.
Some of the effect of gamma irradiation on the pneumatic pressure dependence of the well established room temperature transition (ca. 19 °C) in polytetra(fluoroethylene) are described.
It has been well established that temperature is a critical environmental factor that affects the progression of disease in fish (Wedemeyer 1996).
It has been well established that the temperature is a highly significant factor influencing the activity of enzymes and therefore also of whole cell biocatalytic systems [ 39].
Some evidence exists to suggest that severe droughts are related to changes in global weather patterns; while the relationship between climate change and rainfall is hard to gauge, it is well established that higher temperatures reduce snowpack.
It is well established that alterations in temperature influence biologic reactions with a 50% reduction in metabolism for every 10°C decrease in body temperature (i.e. 'Q10' effect) [10].
She said it was "well established" that a high temperature was the "first sign that there may be infection, which is why so much significance was placed on the taking of temperature, both in Sierra Leone but more crucially through the screening process at Heathrow airport".
It is well established that the melting temperature of nanoparticles is a function of their size.
Next to fluorescence detection, which is well established in CE, room temperature phosphorescence (RTP) in liquid deoxygenated solutions was shown to be an attractive luminescence spectroscopic method for detection in CE [ 19– 27].
The strong spatial correlation between the presence of soot and a narrow range of temperature is well established for steady laminar flames.
The optimum growth temperature for P. pastoris is usually defined as 28 30°C, however, it is well established that a reduction of the temperature to e.g. 25°C can significantly improve recombinant protein productivity without hampering growth [ 16].
