Sentence examples for altering the carbon from inspiring English sources

We are altering the carbon, nitrogen, water and phosphorus cycles.

There is a strong case that the Anthropocene begins with the Industrial Revolution, around 1800, when we began to exert our most profound impact on the world, especially by altering the carbon content of the atmosphere.

This can be easily inferred from the fact that while reaction reversibility affects the dynamics of intracellular isotopomers, it does not mirror in the extracellular labeling apart from the reactions altering the carbon backbone.

Finally, as predicted and simulated in the in silico platform, the translation of growth inhibition to a cidal effect was able to be demonstrated experimentally by altering the carbon source from sorbitol to glucose.

Here, we provide the first experimental evidence demonstrating that metformin can inhibit cancer cell growth by functionally mimicking the effects of a multi-targeted antifolate that secondarily induces the tumor-suppressor ATM/AMPK axis by altering the carbon flow through folate-dependent one-carbon metabolic pathways including the de novo maintenance of intracellular nucleotide pools.

SAM did not alter the carbon monoxide binding spectrum of P450, nor denature P450 to P420, nor inhibit the activity of NADPH-P450 reductase.

Thermal tailoring altered the carbon's apparent point of zero charge: from pH 6.5 for the commercial lignite carbon, to pH 9.2 for tailored carbon.

The MIT researchers found that the loops within the corona are arranged very precisely along the tube, and the spacing between the anchors determines which target molecule will be able to wedge into the loops and alter the carbon nanotube's fluorescence.

But if this delicate balance of water and vegetation is altered, the carbon starts being released.

However, thinning also alters the carbon accretion trajectory of the stand [4].

Invasive earthworms can alter the carbon and nitrogen cycles in woodland, as well as undermining native plant species, a study suggests.