(1) All data points in the adsorption isotherm represent an average of three experiments.

(2) The Curie isotherm is a temperature surface in the Earth's subsurface connecting depths at which Curie temperatures are reached.

(3) The average temperature of an underground site reflects the yearly isotherm of the area.

(4) In tropical and subtropical mountains the tree line occurs where the summer isotherms are as low as 3-6u00d4u00f6u00bcu00d4u00fbu00e6C.

(5) Humboldt used lines, called isotherms , to delineate regions of equal temperatures.

(6) This is consistent with the S shape of isotherms in all numerical models simulating temperature evolution in subduction zones.

(7) Alteration of the temperature in a series of measurements in isothermal titration calorimetry has revealed the influence of this parameter on the affinity of galectin - 1 with its ligands.

(8) The SP - 2330 column was run isothermally at 180u00d4u00f6u00bcu00d4u00fbu00e6C.

(9) The corresponding surface tension isotherms in the case of high lipid concentration are presented in Fig.7.

(10) These solid-solution mixtures were placed in Erlenmeyer flasks and agitated in an isothermal shaker for 24 hr.

(11) It takes place isothermally , starting with an incubation period during which no transformation occurs, followed by an increasing rate of transformation to a maximum and then a gradual slowing down.

(12) To explore the affinity distribution methods, we first studied equilibrium isotherms .

(13) A phase transition produced by isothermally increasing surface pressure can often be reversed during isobaric heating.

(14) To eliminate the physisorbed water, the sample (5-6 mg in an Al pan) was initially kept isothermally at 25u00d4u00f6u00bcu00d4u00fbu00e6C under a constant flux of N 2.

(15) Transcription mediated amplification is also an isothermal assay that targets either DNA or RNA but generates RNA as its amplified product.

(16) In addition, most experimental results refer to adiabatic compressibilities-which are smaller, anyway, than isothermal compressibilities.

(17) Put differently, isotherms are as important as latitudes in determining what constitutes Arctic and Subarctic regions.

(18) Hedgecock and RUSSELL reported that well-fed animals migrate to their cultivation temperature and move isothermally and that this thermotaxis behavior is modified by two kinds of experience.

(19) Surface pressure and surface potential isotherms were directly acquired during the measurement.

(20) For many biological applications, it is equally relevant to consider the phase behavior at varying osmotic pressures under isothermal conditions.