Sentence examples for deficit applied from inspiring English sources

Color differences were the result of increased anthocyanin synthesis caused by water deficit applied either early or late in the season [ 7, 9].

This deficit applies to both direct and indirect land use changes.

Interestingly, acemannan did not undergo deacetylation as a consequence of the water deficits applied.

The ecophysiological responses observed were consistent with the level and duration of each treatment, indicating that trees sensed and responded to the water deficits applied.

To the best of our knowledge, only one report has described the effect of water deficit on ABA concentrations in grape berries [ 18]; water-deficits applied after véraison significantly increased ABA concentrations in Chardonnay berries in one water-deficit treatment, but not in another water-deficit treatment that occurred in a later developmental stage.

Until recently, BD type II (BD-II) was regarded as simply a 'softer' form of BD-I, therefore assuming that the same neurobiological deficits applied to both types of BD, with only a potential difference in the magnitude of these effects.

The present study evaluates the relationship between the drug-induced biochemical changes and the behavioral deficits, applying two different approaches: neural grafting and within-individual correlations of biochemistry and behavior.

Results also show that deficit irrigation applied when rainfall is abundant is easier to implement than deficit irrigation where rainfall is very scarce, when only a mild stress is economically viable.

Grape berry ripening was strongly delayed when UV-B and water deficit were applied in combination.

The application of deficit caused a significant decrease in CO2 emission rates, mainly in RDI2, with rates of, in average, 35 mg CO2-C m− 2 h− 1 lower than that of FI during the period when deficit was applied.

That is certainly true in Minas Gerais, where Governor Neves claims to have eliminated the budget deficit and applied a "management shock" to the bureaucracy.