Sentence examples for altered allocation from inspiring English sources

Some introduced plant species have evolved faster growth, higher fecundity, or altered allocation of herbivore defenses compared to populations in the native ranges (Blossey and Notzold 1995; Hull-Sanders et al. 2007).

In turn, variation in morphological root characteristics associated with nutrient uptake (e.g. specific root length (SRL), i.e. root length per unit root mass) and altered allocation between roots and shoots may result from changes in the availability of belowground resources (Ryser and Lambers 1995; Hill et al. 2006).

It was shown that when AtSPX3 was repressed by RNAi it resulted in augmentation of P-deficient symptoms and altered allocation of internal P, leading to the conclusion that AtSPX3 plays an important role in plant adaptation to P deficiency (Duan et al., 2008).

We here used this method to study the consequences of altered allocation of resources to growth versus immunocompetence, contrasting a deparasitised against a parasite-rich environment.

These strategies are typical in water-stressed woody shrubs and are often due to an altered allocation of resources from shoots to roots.

The altered allocation of early myelo-erythroid progenitors from FOGcKO HSCs is, therefore, preceded by a corresponding imbalance in the gene expression programs defining the earliest progenitors in the two differentiation pathways, supporting the importance of HSC priming for subsequent lineage commitment.

Notably, TSA treatment altered the allocation of cells in blastocysts as proportionally more cells were allocated to the ICM of treated embryos, suggesting that an overriding epigenetic modification of the genome before NT has a carryover effect on cell proliferation and differentiation in preimplantation embryos.

An amendment act passed in 2007 and effective with the 2008 elections increased the number of seats in both the House and the Senate and altered the allocation of seats.

These distortions altered the allocation of resources in the economy, which in turn affected the political equilibrium.

Institutional changes under decentralization have thus altered the allocation of powers and responsibilities for resource management and reshaped the legitimacy of particular forms of resource governance.

The drought caused by the downward transport of soil moisture in upper layers altered the allocation of plant belowground biomass at various soil depths.