Sentence examples for when considering temperature from inspiring English sources

The calibrated model was able to capture the observed variations in O2 and NO3− when considering temperature dependence of the redox reaction kinetics.

Unfortunately this finding does not shed additional light on our results, because our two largely cartilaginous traits (ear and tail length) behaved in opposition when considering temperature.

The outcome is widely applicable, and can be utilized to provide theoretical and practical guidance for the design and application of piezoelectric devices especially when considering the temperature response.

If thermodynamics are favorable in the range of 50 100 °C but not at 25 °C, then this can be taken as a constraint for phylogenetic models rather than a variable for estimation, when it comes to considering temperature at the root.

Cu-SAPO-34 with Cu content at 1.1 wt% was found to be the best catalyst when considering both low temperature activity and high temperature stability.

Figure 3 shows scatter diagrams between T s and T m obtained from the radiosonde observations collected in this campaign; on the left, the results when considering the full temperature profiles, while on the right by assuming ground level at 300 m height, in order to remove the effect of the inversion layer.

Monounsaturated fatty acids (MUFAs) are the best components for biodiesel when considering the low temperature fluidity and oxidative stability.

This is a small percent of the actual distance between the Earth and the Sun, and will hence not cause an appreciable change in the average temperature (especially when considering the actual change in temperature on account of seasons).

Therefore, the optimal T-channel is the best MCHS design when considering thermal resistance and temperature distribution uniformity.

Although thermal tolerances per se showed a strong phylogenetic signal, with λ values for Topt and Tsp of 0.76 (±0.02 s.d.) and 0.63 (±0.10 s.d.), respectively, measures of thermal safety margins appeared to be less linked to phylogenetic relatedness, especially when considering the optimal spawning temperature (TSMsp; Fig. 3).

When considering electrochemical redox reactions, temperature is a very important factor.