Sentence examples for changes in the transport of from inspiring English sources

This work proposes a methodology based on a Lagrangian approach aimed at understanding the changes in the transport of iron rich waters to the EUC in a future climate change scenario, using climate model data from an Earth system model.

The released ricinoleic acid produces changes in the transport of water and electrolytes resulting in a hypersecretory response and speeds intestinal transit [ 3].

Hydrolysis of castor oil results in the formation of recinoleic acid [ 31], which produces changes in the transport of water and electrolytes resulting in a hyper secretory response and generation of a giant contraction of the intestine [ 32].

The aim of this study was to investigate whether children with ADHD have changes in the transport of tyrosine and/or tryptophan, since these amino acids are the precursors for the neurotransmitters implicated in the pathophysiology of ADHD.

Indeed, a recent study on the nitrogen content of phloem and xylem exudates during the transition to flowering in Arabidopsis and Sinapis alba showed changes in the transport of amino acids through the vasculature [ 30].

In fact, it has been concluded [15] that apoplastic pH changes can easily be achieved by changes in the transport activity of H+-symporters or of the proton pump due to the low passive buffer capacity of the apoplast.

We have found that the composition of the liquid, by means of the charge of the ions, produces strong changes in the transport properties of the TF.

These changes in noise properties are correlated with changes in the transport characteristics of SWCNT bundles that allow us to adequately explain the mechanisms of conductivity in the system.

Diurnal changes in the transport and delivery of fatty acids may therefore be a critical component of lipid-dependant, homeostatic mechanisms.

There have been some noticeable changes in the transport system, and of course, the skyscrapers within the city and the dockland area add to the shift to a new era of a modern city, but these changes are not really felt within central London.

Currently, the blue mussel has been recorded living on Svalbard, and its presence or absence on Svalbard during the last 11,000 years has been demonstrated to be linked directly to oscillations in ocean climate, as a result of changes in the volume transport of Atlantic water through the GSS [152].