Sentence examples for biological breakdown from inspiring English sources
Photosynthesis requires the presence of carbon dioxide, and it is released during biological breakdown.
Scientists at the University of Georgia said last week that the rate of evaporation and biological breakdown had been greatly exaggerated.
Coal generally exists in subsurface environments that are low in nutrients and oxygen, which slows down the biological breakdown of the inherently recalcitrant coal.
Compared to the general biological breakdown of organic matter, of which composting is a part, composting is generally thought of as a controlled, aerobic, and highly energetic process that rapidly degrades biologically utilizable organic matter and turns it into relatively stable organic material similar to soil humus.
However, the major drawback of this ether is its easy diffusion in the ground water, its slow biological breakdown and its unpleasant odour.
On August 23, even the Times had to reverse itself, challenging the government's "rosy narrative" by citing a study by the University of Georgia saying the rate of evaporation and biological breakdown "had been greatly exaggerated".
In addition, further investigating the features of key fragility points, particularly hypothalamic neurons that have very low levels of iNAMPT, will provide critical insights into how biological robustness breakdown contributes to the aging process.
Chemical, physical, and biological alteration and breakdown caused mineralization of soil organic matter (SOC) and increased CO2 emission (van Gestel et al. 1991), which accounted for about 60% of total greenhouse impacts (Rastogi et al. 2002).
Furfural and/or HMF have been shown to reduce enzymatic and biological activity and breakdown of DNA [ 12, 13].
In cases where paracrine information sharing is used as a method to mitigate biological noise, the breakdown of this system could be detrimental.
Organic pigments from the breakdown of biological pigments, such as hemoglobin in vertebrates, become components of solid waste.
