The phrase "a fall in nutrient" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "a fall in nutrients" to refer to a decrease in the levels of nutrients.
Example: "The study showed a fall in nutrients in the soil, which could affect crop yields."
Alternatives: "a decrease in nutrients" or "a decline in nutrient levels."
Thus, although there is as yet little direct evidence, it now seems apparent that a fall in nutrient supply will ultimately lead to degeneration of the disc.
Although little information is available to relate nutrient supply to disc properties in patients, a relationship has been found between loss of cell viability and a fall in nutrient transport in scoliotic discs [ 80, 81].
A fall in nutrient supply that leads to a lowering of oxygen tension or of pH (arising from raised lactic acid concentrations) could thus affect the ability of disc cells to synthesize and maintain the disc's extracellular matrix and could ultimately lead to disc degeneration.
A 10-ml starter culture of Microbacterium sp. strain TPU 3598 in nutrient medium was cultivated at 30°C for 16 h.
DNA was extracted from I-Pae and E-Pae strains P6617 and P6623 grown in nutrient broth using the Puregene Genomic DNA Purification Kit (Gentra Systems, Inc., Minneapolis, USA) according to manufacturer's instructions.
Barber's team planted the vegetables last year in nutrient-rich soil, so they're huge, flavorful and ready for harvesting.
In the study by Müller-Using and Bartsch (2007), an increase in nutrient concentrations, i.e. N and P occurred between 61% and 80% mass loss (corresponding to 12 and 28 years of decomposition time; Müller-Using and Bartsch 2009).
The structure and composition of miombo are strongly determined by their woody component, particularly by large trees, which play a key role in ecosystem function [13 15], primarily in nutrient cycling that accounts for a great deal of the carbon pool [16].
Using only annotated genes that contained 10 or more DERs as a cut-off value to obtain confident differentially expressed genes (DEGs) - corresponded to ~14.75-21.61~14.75-21.61%tannotateds - we identified: 3550 DEgenes short thermal stress exposure (STE) vs. control (CTRL); 1875 DEGs for long thermal stress exposure (LTE) vs. CTRL; and 1956 DEGs in Nutrient stress (N) vs. CTRL.
The transition period between late pregnancy and early lactation is characterized by a shift in nutrient partitioning that requires extensive coordination of metabolism to ensure an adequate supply of nutrients to support milk synthesis [ 5].
Although the contrary was also observed in corals25,38, a similar nutrient retention in symbionts was observed in lichens.
