Sentence examples for composition of wet from inspiring English sources

Chen et al. (2012) concluded that the lipid composition of wet algal biomass is modified during storage, and that high amounts of FFAs are produced by triacylglycerol hydrolysis at temperatures above the freezing point.

The less preferred (flavoured) food consisted of the same composition of wet feed with the addition of orange oil (1 drop/10 g wet food); orange oil has previously been shown to reduce the preference of chickens for a standard diet, although it is not highly aversive (Dixon, Green, & Nicol, 2006; Jones, 1987).

Table 2 Elemental composition of complete, wet cat and dog food.

Here, mineral composition of complete wet (n = 97) and dry (n = 80) canine and feline pet food sold in the UK was measured to assess compliance with EU guidelines.

Degradation of permafrost and the ground slumping that follows can often cause shifts in vegetation composition and expansion of wet areas4,5 that may lead to the formation and growth of thaw ponds6,7.

In this study, surface nanostructures were fabricated on all three different glass compositions using combination of wet and dry chemical etching.

Chemical composition of precipitation and wet deposition of major ions on the Korean peninsula.

Re "In Snails and Snakes, Features to Delight Darwin" (Remarkable Creatures, Nov. 24): While a "single gene can cause right-left reversal" in snails, and predator-prey relationships can determine the survival of species through adaptations over time, the chemical composition of the microenvironment, wet or dry, can also have profound effects.

Whilst the primary outcome of this study was to assess mineral composition of a range of wet and dry pet foods with reference to compliance against EU recommendations, it did not escape our attention that certain other undesirable elements such as arsenic were particularly high in certain foods (see Fig. 3), particularly in diets for domestic cats.

We also examined whether high severity fires resulted in a community shift from less flammable to more flammable vegetation (e.g. from rainforest to wet sclerophyll vegetation), by examining floristic composition of vegetation communities (rainforest, wet sclerophyll forest, and dry sclerophyll forest) when burnt at different fire severities (high and low).

The mean diameter and moisture content of wet pellets, composition and temperature of inlet gas, firing hood temperature profile, pellet bed and hearth layer heights, and furnace design parameters such as grate length are used as model inputs.