Sentence examples for biological consumption from inspiring English sources

Differences among streams can be qualitatively attributed to differences in CPOM contributions from litter fall, from the presence of large woody debris, its grinding into CPOM sized particles by gravel cobble bedload transport, hillslope connectivity, drainage density, and biological consumption.

During drying, O2 concentrations recovered rapidly at all depths owing to air flushing, resulting in a stratified vertical profile consistent with the biological consumption of O2 along the air infiltration path.

In addition, DO fluxes also showed strong correlation to the physical affects of consolidation, and overall biological consumption of O2 at the FFT-water interface.

Some trace elements (Fe, Zn, Cu and Mn) are needed for biological consumption but they lead to several health issues when they are excess or deficient in water (Khan and Abbasi 2004).

It is evident that for this time period, biological consumption and downward diffusion represented the main loss pathways for dissolved H2 in the upper ocean.

In fact, a 6× higher rate constant (combined with biological consumption of any produced NO) would be required to attribute observed Fe(II) oxidation to purely chemical processes.

The O2 in the chamber exchanges with the walls ([O2]W t)) with k1 rate constant and is consumed by the specimen by OCR t) (eq 7), the biological oxygen consumption (consumption is positive and is given as concentration change/time).

A number of bacteria could oxidize hydrogen as an energy source probably down to the lower nM range and might be responsible for biological hydrogen consumption in freshwater and marine systems.

The aim of the correction algorithm is to deconvolute the biological oxygen consumption rate from the d[O2]M t)/d t.

We describe a compartment model-based correction algorithm to deconvolute the biological oxygen consumption rate from the measured [O2].

Here we describe a general, compartment model-based, correction algorithm to deconvolute the biological oxygen consumption rate from the measured [O2] in open or semiclosed respirometer chambers.