Sentence examples for compositional shift from inspiring English sources

Such a compositional shift should also decrease the recent phenomenon of widespread oak decline events.

Thus, the ontogenetic change in B. lateralis produces a SVMP-rich venom, whereas in B. schlegelii the age-dependent compositional shift generates a PLA2-rich venom.

A plant species compositional shift when grazing pressure was high resulted in riparian vegetation which more closely resembled the surrounding rangelands.

Total stand volume did not change with hexazinone rate or planting year, but stand composition shifted from hardwood-dominated to mixedwoods for both black spruce stock types while the compositional shift was less apparent in the jack pine plantations.

This asymmetry in the response of CaCO3-rich liquids to the addition of H2O compared to MgCO3-rich liquids should therefore cause a progressive compositional shift of the minimum of the liquidus surface toward CaCO3.

After developing some support for the claim that a surge of white working-class voters emerged in competitive states in 2016, a portrait of class differences on political matters among white non-Hispanic eligible voters between 2004 and 2016 is offered to consider the consequences of this compositional shift.

To test whether the observed increase in vf-DOC with flow heterogeneity was paralleled by compositional shifts in the DOC removed by the biofilms, we analyzed the molecular composition of the hydrophobic DOC fraction (from solid-phase extraction) using ultrahigh-resolution Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Resonance Mass Spectrometry (FTICR-MS, see Methods).

Compositional shifts were related to changing edaphic conditions, particularly pH, %N and %C as lawns aged.

Despite major compositional shifts, nitrogen, methane and energy metabolisms predicted by PICRUSt were inhibited in the winter.

Organic enrichment of sediments induced compositional shifts in biofilm communities, reducing their diversity, evenness and richness.

Friedman N, Shriker E, Gold B, Durman T, Zarecki R, Ruppin E, et al. Diet-induced changes of redox potential underlie compositional shifts in the rumen archaeal community.