Sentence examples for compound breakdown from inspiring English sources

Plant roots absorb the flowing nutrient in hydroponic subsystem, provide surface for nitrifying bacteria functioning for organic compound breakdown subsquently oxidation of ammonia to nitrate (Endut et al. 2010, 2011; Hu et al. 2015).

Seedlings were grown at 22° under continuous illumination through yellow long-pass filters to decrease indolic compound breakdown (Stasinopoulos and Hangarter 1990) unless otherwise indicated.

In the second voltage range, 1 0.05 V, the decreasing potential forces more lithium ions to diffuse into the compound, and breakdown of the host structure results.

Tripoli is especially hard-hit – long neglect by the state has left Lebanon's northern areas poverty-stricken, compounding the breakdown in infrastructure and the periodic stints of violence linked to the Syrian war.

It is important that manufacturers of medical devices, such as metered dose inhalers (MDI) and food contact rubber products, can provide information on the types and levels of compounds, including breakdown products, that may have the potential to migrate into drugs and foodstuffs.

The production of ethylene, carbon dioxide and free radicals lies behind the induction of cell defence mechanisms, leading to the oxidation of phenol compounds, the breakdown of cell walls and membrane peroxidation [ 2].

The latter two compound classes are breakdown products of glucosinolates, a class of plant-produced organic compounds that are typical secondary metabolites of Brassicaceae (Bones and Rossiter 2006).

"They almost have a heart attack compounded by a urinary infection compounded by muscle breakdown".

The increase in production of these minor compounds and decrease in production of major compounds indicates incomplete breakdown of lignin with increase in biomass loading.

HPLC analysis was then conducted to determine the resulting breakdown compounds and intact flavonoids after the incubation, thus indicating those compounds likely to be available for absorption.

Its latest troubles (see article) have been caused by the mutiny of close to half its army, and compounded by a breakdown in the relationship between its president and its prime minister.