Sentence examples for accelerated decomposition of from inspiring English sources

NMR investigations indicated an accelerated decomposition of electrolyte in the presence of LFS compared to the electrolyte aged without LFS.

Other changes occurring in both Arctic and alpine tundras include increased shrub density, an earlier spring thaw and a later autumn freeze, diminished habitats for native animals, and an accelerated decomposition of organic matter in the soil.

Due to methodological limitations, we cannot safely say that the accelerated decomposition of litter originating in urban habitats is maintained in the late stages of decomposition.

Species showed differences in their decomposition, but the general trend of accelerated decomposition of litter originating from urban habitats was observed over all species.

In stage 2, the composition of the FePt NPs was determined to be Fe38Pt62, in which the content of Fe atoms was slightly increased due to the accelerated decomposition of the Fe salt.

Results suggest that leaf litter quality plays a crucial role in the accelerated decomposition of litter originating from urban habitats, and litter quality has been postulated as a dominant factor of decomposition under favorable weather conditions (Coûteaux et al. 1995).

This is mainly due to the catalytic effect of carbon black which accelerates decomposition of butane as well as subsequent decomposition of propylene, ethylene and methane that have been produced by the primary decomposition.

"The presence of earthworms in temperate hardwood forests may accelerate decomposition of forest litter, which potentially reduces habitat for forest-floor animals, (increases) soil erosion... and affects carbon and nitrogen cycles," the researchers from Colgate University, New York, wrote.

This change indicates that below Tcr.1, there is possibility of reaction between chlorinated byproducts and fuel which accelerates decomposition of the latter.

In this process a reactive gas mixture containing coating precursors is introduced into a coating region and a source of energy e.g. heat applied to initiate (or accelerate) decomposition of the precursor and growth of the coating on the target substrate (Choy, 2003).

Due to the accelerated decomposition and settlement of solid waste, bioreactor landfills are gaining popularity as an alternative to the conventional landfill.