Sentence examples for were responsive to temperature from inspiring English sources
The results showed that the microgels were responsive to temperature, pH, and ionic strength, and could have a desired VPTT by modifying AADG and AAc contents.
minibicornis and C. shasta) and the etiological agent associated with strawberry disease (RLO) were responsive to temperature shifts in freshwater, rapidly increasing in load in Coho Salmon held at 10°C and 15°C, and then showing a truncated load distribution among 15°C survivors, suggesting a loss of high-load individuals at high temperature.
Hydrogels have been developed to be responsive to temperature, light, electric fields, antigens, and other stimuli, and should be able to be incorporated into micro fluidic devices.
The gels are responsive to temperature, pH, and ethanol solvent, which mediate the stability of the hydrophobic associations and even lead to gel-to-sol transition.
PIPAAm-grafted dishes are responsive to temperature changes and offer a unique surface on which cells adhere and multiply like on ordinary tissue culture dishes under the permissive temperature of 37°C, but on lowering of temperature resulting in changes in hydration of the polymer the cells spontaneously detach from the surface without use of enzymes like trypsin which is the common procedure.
Its expression is responsive to temperature and anaerobic stimuli.
These results indicate that lip40 is responsive to temperature and anaerobic stress, and might be involved in the bacterial infection process.
Expression patterns under low temperature showed that 14 of these 15 TabZIP genes (93%%, except TabZIP134) were responsive to low temperature to varying degrees (Fig. 7).
In addition, time-course expression patterns of the genes further confirmed that they were responsive to low temperature treatment.
Many of these were responsive to high temperature, drought or both stresses.
In this anisohydric grapevine variety both night-time and daytime stomatal conductance were responsive to root-zone temperature.
