The production of enzymes for prey digestion and nutrient acquisition, together with the lower photosynthetic capacity of trap biomass compared with leaf-like structures in Utricularia, implies a high energetic cost (Adamec 2006).
The capacity of the traps was determined by means of a thermogravimetric study for SOx removal and V capture hydrothermal tests followed by chemical analysis for vanadium trapping.
This part of the review presents published work on the related aspects of multiphase flow modeling and the laboratory data required for reservoir engineering studies of injectivity and storage capacity, trapping mechanisms and seal integrity.
While studying the role of antioxidants defenses in SGA babies born to undernourished mothers, total radical trapping capacity of anti-oxidants in plasma (TRAP) [ 23] should be studied and their levels compared to that in term AGA neonates.
Trapping capacity of PMs was species-specific, but species selection criteria could hardly be generalized for practical use.
Here we analyse how local management affects the trapping capacity of field margins in a monsoon region of South Korea, contrasting intensively and extensively managed field margins on both steep and shallow slopes.
That study was the first to say that over its entire lifecycle, shale gas production is dirtier than coal due to the greenhouse gas trapping capacity of leaking methane.
No differences were observed in the trapping capacity of the spleen of mice infected with either 17X or 17XL parasites at this early time p.i. (Fig. S3).
Moreover, H. minnesotensis has greater capacity of cuticle degradation than trapping fungi by encoding more chitinase to degrade chitin, a component of nematode cuticle (Liu et al. 2014).
"The toroidal ion trap we have in our instrument is one-fifth the radius of what would be considered a conventional laboratory ion trap, and yet it still has the ion capacity of the conventional trap because of the expanded geometric storage shape".
