Sentence examples for assimilate levels from inspiring English sources

In this way, high grain demands for N might decrease assimilate levels in the phloem which could generate signals for remobilisation in the source.

Based on expression profiling of AAT genes and subsequent statistical data analysis we hypothesise that high grain demands for N might decrease assimilate levels in the phloem which could generate signals for remobilisation in the source.

It is a flexible framework that can assimilate water level data which are arbitrarily distributed in time and space.

The MOVE system directly assimilates sea level height anomalies observed by a satellite-borne altimeter (http://www.aviso.oceanobs.com/).

The EnKF, which is built on state equations (inflow continuity and water balance equations) and an observation equation (the reservoir stage-storage relationship), is used to update inflow states by assimilating water level observations.

For a more comprehensive review, the reader is referred to Sarret et al. Of particular note in the field of plant metal ion physiology are those plants known as hyperaccumulators, which can assimilate very high levels of metals or metalloids from their environment.

Now, it's as if he has assimilated the condemnation levelled against him, to the degree that he's restating it back to me as his own long-held wisdom.

While Latinos who achieve higher income and educational levels have assimilated after the first generation, many have not -- even in the third generation.

The setup has been used to assimilate CryoSat-2 water level observations over the Assam valley for the years 2010 2015, using an Ensemble Transform Kalman Filter (ETKF).

Measured groundwater levels were assimilated with the NS-EnKF to update the spatially distributed groundwater parameters (hydraulic conductivity and storage coefficients).

The qTSN4 effects on panicle spikelet number appear as indirect and induced by upstream effects on pre-floral assimilate resources at tiller level, as they were (1) prone to G x E interactions, (2) non-specific with respect to panicle architectural traits, and (3) associated with pre-floral stem growth rate.