Sentence examples for withstand cooling from inspiring English sources

Macías García et al. [ 42] have recently proved that colloidal centrifugation selects a spermatozoa subpopulation that clearly responds differently to osmotic shock, which could better withstand cooling procedures.

The Asian tiger mosquito, meanwhile, also favors tropical and subtropical locales but can withstand cooler temperatures, so it can range farther.

Remove the inner tube when the plants can withstand cooler night temperatures.

In the oceans, marine biotic provinces became more fragmented as sea dwellers capable of withstanding cooler temperatures congregated to places further from the warmer equator, where other species could better survive.

My question still awaits an answer: Can climate campaigns withstand a cooling test?

The divertor must be cooled to withstand heat loads of up to 10 MW/m2.

The most direct means of improving the ability of water cooled reactors to withstand excessive cladding oxidation during a loss of coolant accident is to either modify or replace zirconium cladding.

Thus, non-diapause C. terminifera eggs appear to have some physiological capacity to withstand flooding (at least at cooler temperatures), which is not surprising given that at least some locust egg beds are likely to be flooded most years in Southeastern Australia.

Power levels of this magnitude pose potential difficulties for divertor substructures, which, although also actively cooled, are not designed to withstand very high heat fluxes.

The ordeal had taken on all the drama of a heroic test could I withstand this physical encroachment without losing my cool?

Not that Wang isn't a great and very succesful designer in his own right, it's just that his sporty Lower East Side aesthetic seems neither cool nor conceptual enough to withstand the immense pressure of Ghesquiere's inspired designs.