Sentence examples for availability in the medium from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, a further increase in Zn availability in the medium - up to 10 μM - did not produced any additional decrease in Cd accumulation (Fig. 1c and d).

Soil characteristics such as soil organic carbon content and ion exchange capacity will influence the mobility of pharmaceuticals, and therefore, their availability in the medium (Chefetz et al. 2008; Herklotz et al. 2010; Eggen et al. 2011).

Reduced enzymes activities after 120 h of fermentation could be either due to the decrease in nutrient availability in the medium, proteolytic activity, or catabolic repression of enzymes [ 26, 27].

However, it is worth noting that the presence of the branched-chain amino acid transaminase in trypanosomatids indicates that the host might control amino acid production according to their necessity and the nutrient availability in the medium.

This separation was mainly explained by variation of metabolic traits (Jspec, Ethmax and Yferm) and of two life-history traits: K, which should be the direct reflect of the resource availability in the medium, and Rresp, because respiration is present only in the 1% glucose medium.

Fire increases soil P availability in the short term but increases P sorption and thus reduces availability in the medium-term (Ketterings et al. 2002).

Moderate increase in total SAT and OAS-TL activities, but not thiols content, was observed dependent on the transgenic line and sulfur availability in the hydroponic medium.

In the second experiment, the concentration of Zn in the shoots significantly decreased as Cd availability in the external medium increased, whilst Zn accumulation in the roots did not seem significantly affected by Cd availability (Fig. 1e and f).

Results of the first experiment indicated that, in the absence of any source of Cd, Zn concentration in roots and shoots significantly increased as Zn availability in the external medium did.

For instance, Abcouwer et al. [57], showed that reduction of glutamine availability in the growth medium of several breast cancer cells might induce GADD45 and GADD153 expression by mRNA stabilization.

Indeed, NPT, GSH and sulfate contents measured in the root tissues dramatically decreased as sulfate availability in the external medium did.