Sentence examples for compensation points from inspiring English sources
The appearance of extremely low convergence of the Arrhenius lines and thus irrational compensation points due to the narrow width of the activation energy (ΔEa) were discussed.
To understand why open-grown live oaks are threatened by forest succession, we compared crown densities, light compensation points, and maximum photosynthetic rates of open-grown live oaks and the principal encroaching tree species but found no significant differences.
The results indicate that two temperature compensation points (TCP) are obtained: one for drain current (Ids) and other for cut-off frequency (fT) where device Figure Of Merits (FOMs) become independent of temperature, and it is found at 0.65 V in SG-GEWE-SiNW in comparison to other devices, hence will open opportunities for wide range of temperature applications.
In Arabidopsis, Kebeish et al. [ 21] observed that CO2 compensation points were reduced both in partial and full bypass lines.
The lower light compensation points for the growth of deep colonizing freshwater plants result from these having higher shoot-to-root ratios than seagrasses.
According to their CO2 compensation points and the percentage of carbon initially fixed into malate and aspartate, F. chloraefolia and F. pubescens were earlier classified as type I C3 C4 intermediates.
At the compensation point a broad distribution of retardation times is observed using DSC data.
The impact of temperature compensation point (TCP) over various performances for three typical devices is compared.
The first step to model the ammonia stomatal compensation point is to adequately model [NH4+]apo.
Weak attraction strengths ε are considered, including the region around the compensation point εc (the depletion/adsorption threshold) where the partition coefficient of polymers K=1.
At the compensation point εc the depletion effect disappears and the stability of polymer-colloid mixtures in dilute solution is not affected by the polymer concentration.
