Sentence examples for a shift in the partitioning of from inspiring English sources
Increased levels of circulating endotoxins trigger the release of pro-inflammatory cytokines causing a shift in the partitioning of energy from growth towards maintenance of the immune response, finally resulting in decreased animal performance [ 9, 10].
According to the authors the decline was primarily caused by a decline in canopy carbon gain and secondarily by a shift in the annual partitioning of gross primary productivity to belowground allocation and foliage respiration.
One interesting effect of increased indoor OM concentrations is a shift in the gas-particle partitioning of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) from the gas to the particle phase with outdoor-to-indoor transport.
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].
In comparison, biochemical fractionation of the hippocampus did not show a substantial shift in partitioning of the RIIβ subunit in D36 animals (Fig. 2D, bottom).
In a comparative study among maize genotypes, the physiological traits of NH4+ tolerance seemed to rely on the plant's capability to shift the partitioning of carbohydrates towards the root system in order to sustain NH4+ assimilation [ 14].
My grandparents lost everything in the partition of India in 1947.
But perhaps learning does not come in the form of such 'bedrock' propositions, as Jeffrey (1992) has argued — maybe it rather involves a shift in one's subjective probabilities across a partition, without any cell of the partition becoming certain.
The variation partitioning revealed a marked shift in the relative explanatory power of the environmental variables in relation to the succession of the forest edges.
The conflict dates to the partitioning of India and Pakistan in 1947 into predominantly Hindu and Muslim states.
