Sentence examples for assimilation values from inspiring English sources

On-site P storage and wetland assimilation values were estimated using a mass balance approach for each basin.

Percent contribution of free-living and attached autotrophs and heterotrophs in control and warm treatments were applied to bulk 14C- and 3H-derived primary and bacterial production rates to estimate net assimilation values in carbon and nitrogen units (Table 1).

Gas exchange (CO2 assimilation) values of first-generation half-sib families of P. taeda (McGarvey et al. 2004) were similar to those reported for unimproved material (Cregg et al. 1993).

Table 1 shows the results of data assimilation, "estimated values" and first-guess values.

The second generation is reactive, rejecting the idea of assimilation to values taken to be masculine; this generation insists on feminine difference.

Further enrichment occurred with genes involved in sulphur metabolism and sulphate assimilation (p-value 7.07 e-08), cell cycle and DNA processing (p-value 1.07 e-13).

"Solutions must extend past the creation of scholarships or "remedial" accelerator programs within prominently white male accelerator programs and focus on an expanded definition of entrepreneurship, where calculated risks are encouraged and supported, and the goal isn't assimilation, but valuing the potential of these markets".

If the plant canopy temperature is higher or lower than this value, the assimilation specific rate value drops.

Liberalism thus leads to an aggressive form of assimilation to the values of the liberal order.

However, Clone 02 had similar whole-canopy CO2 assimilation and transpiration values in both seasons.

The conquest of the plateau peoples by the French and their subsequent assimilation of Western values have deprived them of most of their traditional institutions.