Sentence examples for composition linked to from inspiring English sources
Our results suggest that at a landscape scale turnover in species composition linked to anthropogenic disturbance may not always lead to changes in litter quality, presumably because a similar spectra of leaf types may exist across communities.
This change in body composition, linked to insulin resistance and increased risk of cardiovascular disease in postmenopausal women, can be reversed by estrogen replacement therapy [23], [24].
The current findings may reflect a general pattern of change in tumour glycoprotein composition linked to malignant expression.
Genes involved in sterol biosynthesis are selectively up-regulated, suggesting a shift in membrane lipid composition linked to phagocytosis.
Borehole samples were analyzed regarding particle density and composition, and linked to their resistivity.
GO term analyses (Table S3) revealed that some mRNA clusters were enriched for transcripts related to particular cellular processes, suggesting that mRNP composition is linked to the function of the encoded protein.
To assess whether feather composition could be linked to specific oceanic areas, we used classificatory discriminant analyses (SPSS 2003) on the composition of both type of feathers in relation the breeding and wintering areas.
It was found that grass cell wall polysaccharide hydrolysis by cellulolytic enzymes for grasses exhibiting a diversity of lignin structures and compositions could be linked to quantifiable changes in the composition of the cell wall and properties of the lignin including apparent content of the p-hydroxycinnamates while the limitations of S/G estimation in grasses is highlighted.
Moreover, the elemental composition is closely linked to the wettability.
Differences in species composition were also linked to distance from the iceberg edge for the most sampled icebergs with Daption capense exhibiting change in relative abundance.
The activation energy as a function of composition can be linked to the bonding strength between the fastest diffusor, Cu, and its coordinating atoms, represented by the ratio of strong Cu Zr to weaker Cu Cu bonds.
