Sentence examples for Under aquatic from inspiring English sources

While a fraction of SOC transported to and buried under aquatic ecosystems (e.g., flood plains, lakes, ocean) may be protected because of limited microbial activity, labile fractions of SOC being transported over the landscape enroute to the depositional site are vulnerable to decomposition.

Therefore, the Asian seabass might offer a good system for understanding of fish biology, such as in infectious diseases, growth and organ development under aquatic environment.

A combination of endurance-strength training is possible under aquatic conditions, in which water features like buoyancy and resistance are used with a minimal risk of musculoskeletal injury.

While most larvae from ephemeral ponds had either metamorphosed or perished before reaching 60 mm SVL, larvae in permanent environments were able to remain under aquatic growth conditions up to nearly 80 mm SVL, after which they either became paedomorphic or metamorphic.

In this report, the aggregation of UV-irradiated TiO2 nanoparticles under different aquatic conditions (ionic strength, ionic composition, and humic acids) was investigated.

Our expression data provide a basis for further understanding of regulatory roles of miRNAs in fish living under different aquatic conditions.

Here, our focus is on the comparison of underwater PN of leaves formed (i) in air by terrestrial wetland species, (ii) under water by amphibious homophyllous species, (iii) under water by amphibious heterophyllous species and (iv) under water by aquatic species.

Under unfavourable conditions aquatic chemistry governs the bacterial adhesion process.

Under good conditions, aquatic macrophytes can spread with phenomenal growth rates gaining large amounts of biomass in a short time.

The study is under review at Aquatic Mammals, according to a college spokeswoman.

Neither is really explained in the 94-page report, though there is a list (and only a list) of indicators that includes, under human health, such topics as toxicity, radiation, and respiratory effects; and, under ecosystem quality, "aquatic ecotoxicity,"  "terrestrial acidification and nutrification (eutrophication)," and "terrestrial ecotoxicity".