Sentence examples for Ample oxygen from inspiring English sources

Many lakes, for example, are managed to remain oligotrophic (relatively nutrient poor), with ample oxygen to support species such as lake trout, rather than managed to retain excess nutrients and algae.

The coal beds in Pennsylvania, Mr. Michalski said, tend to generate particularly persistent fires because the corrugated terrain there has many separate, narrow coal seams that reach the surface, and the ground is heavily fractured, allowing ample oxygen to reach the coal.

Our hypothesis is that tumors are prone to develop where there is a high concentration of blood flow that can supply ample oxygen and nutrients to the tumor.

These microvessels would supply ample oxygen and nutrients to a budding tumor, as well as have receptors for factors that promote angiogenesis such as VEGF.

However, bikaverin production was favoured in flasks with lower cell concentration that presumably resulted in ample oxygen availability due to lower broth viscocity.

The tumor cells preferentially use glycolysis over mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation for glucose-dependent ATP production even in the presence of ample oxygen to fuel mitochondrial respiration.

Initially, when epithelial cells just land to the stroma, it is hyperoxic, with ample reactive oxygen species and reactive nitrogen intermediates, immune cells, and cytokines.

With ample supply of oxygen from the atmosphere, metal-air batteries have drastically higher theoretical energy density than traditional aqueous batteries and lithium ion batteries3,4,5.

We hypothesize that tumors are more prone to form in healthy tissue at microvascular 'hot spots' where there is a high local concentration of microvessels providing an increased blood flow that ensures an ample supply of oxygen, nutrients, and receptors for growth factors that promote the generation of new blood vessels.

Cells displaying this phenotype, also referred to as the Warburg effect, or the loss of the Pasteur effect, carry out aerobic glycolysis even in the presence of an ample supply of oxygen.

And the San Juan had multiple ways of communicating, as well as an ample supply of food and oxygen.