The phrase "assimilation area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing cultural integration, education, or social environments where individuals or groups adapt to a new culture or system.
Example: "The school implemented an assimilation area to help immigrant students adjust to the local culture and language."
Alternatives: "integration zone" or "cultural adaptation space".
We evaluate a framework for the assimilation of leaf area index (LAI) time-series, derived from EO optical and radar sensors, for state-updating a model of crop development and C fluxes.
In this study, the performance of the STICS (Simulateur mulTIdisciplinaire pour les Cultures Standard) crop model for predicting corn yield after assimilation of leaf area index derived from EO data was evaluated under different scenarios.
Under the PPA with α→∞ and ignoring size variability, equations (10) and (7) give the following approximation for the assimilation per unit area: N A ′ ¯ ≈ 1 − 2 b ( a + 2 ) π a / 2 S a H ¯, (17).
"But he was probably part of the beginning of assimilation in our area.
Again, we should point out that our results could be improved in several areas: assimilation with other geodynamo models different from (39) and with more sophisticated assimilation algorithms and field models with more accurate error statistics.
Since the BRR and MRR exhibited the strongest antioxidant activity, they were quantified by assimilation of peak areas at 280 nm within runtime of 20 minutes.
As a result, stomatal regulation caused restricted carbon assimilation per unit leaf area.
With a flat efficiency function, assimilation corresponds to the area allocated to the tree, and with full canopy closure the total is independent of stand density and spatial structure (although it can change with stand age or height, and with site productivity).
This finding is understandable because long siliques enable an increased photosynthesis area and assimilation, thereby providing the basis for the increase in the SW, and implicating maternal control of the underlying gene (s) [ 47- 49].
Note that the relative increase in assimilation per unit ground area is very similar to relative increase in atmospheric CO2 concentrations at the dry sites (VIR, HS) but at the wet sites, the response in assimilation to a 20%% increase in atmospheric CO2 is more than halved, at around 10%% (Fig. 6).
This may indicate that linkage group b06 contains genes for increased plant photosynthetic carbon assimilation per unit leaf area under moderate drought stress and perhaps a larger number of chloroplasts per cell in leaf tissues and/or greater activation status of the plant enzyme Rubisco.
