Sentence examples for demand for nitrogen from inspiring English sources

Wherever intensive agriculture was practiced, there arose a demand for nitrogen compounds to supplement the natural supply in the soil.

The fetus's demand for nitrogen is slight at first, but during the last month of pregnancy it acquires almost half of its total protein.

The cellular demand for nitrogen is more complex than that for phosphorus, with the majority of nitrogen contained in proteins in addition to nucleic acids.

Concomitant with the high protein content, the legume shows a strong demand for nitrogen (N) for optimal development and grain productivity [ 1].

At earlier time points, amino acids levels were marginally higher in elicitor-treated cells, suggesting a lower demand for nitrogen and/or increased proteolytic activity.

A lower GC content in the bacterial strains may be of advantage due to the slightly decreased demand for nitrogen, since guanine requires the incorporation of one additional nitrogen atom as compared to the other nucleotides [ 25, 26].

We have noted that the striking increases in AD and PD mortality rates followed sharply increased consumption of processed foods, use of preservatives, and demand for nitrogen-containing fertilizers [ 4].

Growing coffee under full sunlight not only enhances potential yields but also increases demands for nitrogen fertilizer, the extent of which is ill quantified.

Although nitrogen is scarce in the woody tissue of host trees, like other insects, A. glabripennis larvae have high demands for nitrogen during growth and development.

Nitrogen supplied to knotweed by melilot was correlated with the ratio of resveratrol to resveratrol glucosides, indicating that knotweed bestowed some of its glucose production upon covering part of the energy demanded for nitrogen fixation by melilot's rhizobia, and that there is an exchange of organic substances between these two plant species.

Brazil needs the additional capacity being installed by Fosfertil since 74% of Brazilian demand for NPK (nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium) is imported.