Sentence examples for accessible carbon from inspiring English sources

Consequently, over time some parts of the biosphere accumulate more carbon than others, thereby serving as major accessible carbon reservoirs.

In fact, the re-emergent microbial activity had more accessible carbon to respire.

Microorganisms can quickly adapt to utilization of a readily available and energy-efficient carbon source over relatively less easily accessible carbon sources.

The proposed explanation for the stimulatory effect is that fermented whey provides easily accessible carbon and micronutrients, which give rise to an increased degrading biomass.

The metabolic activity of the culture decreased in response to the lack of an easily accessible carbon and energy source as indicated by the CO2 production and O2consumption rates.

To test oxygen consumption and the resultant protection, cultures with 12 g/L cellobiose as a mutually accessible carbon source, were inoculated with 10 to 10 CFU/mL of C. molischiana or S. cerevisiae cdt-1 and 10 to 10 CFU/mL C. phytofermentans.

But efforts like these, heroic as they may be, are being overtaken by a more powerful force: the gravitational pull of cheap, accessible carbon-based fuels, notably oil, coal, and natural gas.

In this design, the silicon NPs yolk are wrapped into open and accessible mesoporous carbon shells, the void space between yolk and shell provides enough room for Si expansion, meanwhile, the porosity of carbon shell enables fast transport of Li+ ions between electrolyte and silicon.

The main prerequisite to ensure the feasibility of the denitrification process is the availability of accessible biodegradable carbon sources that act as electron donors, in addition to anoxic conditions and suitable pH and temperature ranges (Lim et al. 2013; Mukkata et al. 2016).

The deterioration of these external layers makes the plant cell-wall polysaccharides more accessible as carbon source for the plant-associated fungi, or facilitates the colonization by pathogenic species [ 36, 37].

Similarly, compounds unrelated to prostaglandins, but also containing cross-conjugated α,β-unsaturated ketones and accessible β-carbons, also inhibit isopeptidase activity.