Sentence examples for biophysical terms from inspiring English sources

The models primarily provide results in biophysical terms to which valuation can be applied (Sharp et al. 2014, http://www.naturalcapitalproject.org/).org/

Thus, archaeal SRPs represent a more streamlined version of the eukaryotic homologues and provide an opportunity to explore an increased repertoire in structural and biophysical terms.

In biophysical terms, the effect of a pulse applied perpendicular to the biasing field, or with no bias is less predictable, but it most likely results in magnetosome chains with a mixture of magnetic directions.

In biophysical terms, output intensification relates to the increases in production output per unit area and time (e.g. tons of cereals harvested, milk produced or timber removed from forests per unit area and time period).

Previous attempts to link membrane structure to cholesterol regulation led to a biophysical model, termed the "cholesterol activation hypothesis", which explains how changes in the membrane can lead to downstream effects on cholesterol levels.

"We are working to very specifically quantify in biophysical and dollar terms the value of conserving the forest and its wildlife," she said.

This framework was applied to 21 study sites in Italy, and 55 ES were quantified in biophysical and monetary terms.

We propose a semi-automatic methodology that uses remote sensing data to provide a rapid, standardised and objective assessment of the biophysical impact, in terms of vegetation cover, of restoration interventions.

Moreover, cell membranes in different cell types have different biophysical characteristics in terms of transfection and physical stability [ 20].

Furthermore, it is likely that procollagen presents a particular biophysical problem in terms of incorporating a 300 nm rod-like structure in to a transport container.

Similar to our previous cellular model developments, the models presented here are biologically-based at the cellular level, but do not have a biophysical representation in terms of conductance-based model representations.