Sentence examples for with growing temperature from inspiring English sources

The tunability of the film increases with growing temperature from 550 to 750 °C, possibly due to the enhancing crystallization of the films.

We also performed a two-way ANOVA with growing temperature and accessions as the factors and the relative proportions of individual FA and total saturated FAs as the dependent variable.

It is worth mentioning that the turn-on voltage of this work is much lower than that of previously reported AlN-buried MC emitter (~7 V) due to the good current spreading capability of ITO and the lower deposition temperature of SiO2 aperture comparing with the growing temperature of AlN, which would not cause unwanted damage to the InGaN MQW [16].

The Co2FeAl film grown at room temperature is initially in the partially disordered B2 state, but then it gains a much higher ordered structure with increasing growing temperature due to its transition from short-range to long-range crystallographic order by surface diffusion.

In TAGs, palmitic (16:0), arachidic (20 0), oleic (18 1), linoleic (18 2), linolenic (18 3) and eicosadienoic (20 2) FAs responded plastically to growing temperature, with the possible exception of oleic acid all of these FAs responded to growing temperature in directions that would be adaptively plastic.

First, stunting was found to be strongly and negatively correlated with growing season temperature for the three agro ecologies.

The researchers commented that the results were consistent with growing evidence linking excessive yawning to temperature imbalances rather than to blood levels of oxygen or carbon dioxide or some kind of sleep disorder.

In addition, significantly positive correlations with prior year's growing season temperature and weak (non-significant) positive correlations with prior year's growing season precipitation suggest year-to-year variation in growing conditions affect plant growth and transitions.

Correlation analyses indicated that non-flowering and juvenile age classes were significantly positively correlated with prior year's growing season temperature (non-flowering P = 0.042, r = 0.648; juvenile P = 0.032, r = 0.674; flowering P = 0.169, r = 0.472) and all age classes were non-significantly positively correlated with prior year's growing season precipitation.

Using XRD analyses, it is found that SiC amorphous phase is highly sensitive to the temperature and its crystallization physically grows with temperature increase.

First, the FR distance decay exponent grows with temperature so the distance dependence will become steeper as the temperature grows (since σE grows with temperature, VRMS is expected to be weakly temperature dependent).