Sentence examples for changes of organic from inspiring English sources

In reversed phase-liquid chromatography, the usual solution to the "general elution problem" is the application of gradient elution with programmed changes of organic solvent (or other properties).

The distribution and compositional changes of organic matter (OM) within the Godavari river system is increasingly influenced by reduced monsoon rainfall and an increased number of damming.

UHPLC-QTOF was used to detect the changes of organic pollutant species.

A Nexus 470 Fourier transform infrared spectrometer (NICOLET, USA) was employed to observe the changes of organic functional groups.

Open image in new window Figure 8 Changes of organic matter in compost mixtures with composting time.

Open image in new window Figure 4 Changes of organic matter of coir pith co-composted with various amounts of cow manure.

But, even if it doesn't, just understanding the change of organic matter from the surface to what's at depth is going to be hugely revealing.

[Editor's Note: The following revised entry has a new title. It was previously titled Evolution.] "Evolution" in contemporary discussions denotes the theory of the change of organic species over time.

Although previous studies have proven an adsorption interaction between nanomaterials (NMs) and organic pollutants, too less data are available on their combined biological toxic effects in vivo and the possible toxicological change of organic pollutants adsorbed by NMs.

We can assume that either the system (BCL) is not sensitive to seasonal change of organic matter fluxes, or our measurements too rough to distinguish seasonal changes in the system.

The results are agree with those of EL-Nennah et al. (1982) who found that use of sewage effluent in irrigation resulted in remarkable change of organic matter, available P and total and soluble N which might have been added to soils upon irrigation.