Sentence examples for biological transformations of from inspiring English sources

We live in a confused society that sells bikini tops for toddlers; has no education about breastfeeding or the incredible biological transformations of mothers' bodies in pregnancy and child-rearing on any school curriculum; and censors images of babies on breasts from social media.

Indeed, four major biological transformations of Se are proven to occur in nature including reduction, oxidation, methylation, and demethylation [8].

To evaluate the various physical, chemical and biological transformations of the compost, representative samples were collected from four different points of the compost pile (bottom, surface, side and centre) of each pile at every 20 days (20, 40, 60, 80 and 100 days).

Oceans are considered the primary source of iodine; accordingly, our understanding of biological transformations of iodine is derived largely from those processes that have been studied in marine environments.

Oliver Reed plays a psychologist coaxing drastic biological transformations out of patients; Samantha Eggar, a mother traumatized by a battered upbringing, gives birth to homicidal childlike beings who bludgeon her real and perceived tormentors.

Biological transformation of tetrachloroethylene (PCE) in silty clay samples by ionic injection of lactate under electric fields is evaluated.

The biological transformation of toxins as research probes, or as pharmaceutical drug leads, is an onerous and drawn out process.

These materials aid in the physiochemical sorption and precipitation of orthophosphates as well as in the biological transformation of ammonia, nitrates and nitrites.

This has been succeeded by the biological transformation of the sugar-containing wastewaters to biogas with methane-producing microbes.

Biological transformation of yard waste instead of its landfilling is not only a promising solution to overcome growing problems of solid waste management, but also reduces air and water pollution.

In our previous work, we described this process (Figure 1, right), dealing with the biological transformation of such sugar-containing wastewaters from textile desizing liquors to methane-containing biogas [22].