Sentence examples for efficiency of assimilation from inspiring English sources

Because more than 50% of total leaf nitrogen is allocated to the photosynthetic apparatus, total leaf nitrogen content affects the biochemical efficiency of assimilation (Evans 1989).

While the subjects all strongly preferred structured format reports to free text, no significant differences were found between the two formats in terms of speed of reading the reports, accuracy of understanding of their content or efficiency of assimilation of the contained information.

Intermediate diets would presumably lie somewhere in between, depending first on the proportion of ingestion of each of these two main prey categories, and second on their respective efficiency of assimilation and specific nutrient routings [42].

Therefore, the glycosylated YELLOW/MRJPs suggest their roles in promoting the solubility of YELLOW/MRJPs in RJ to enhance their nutritive efficiency of assimilation [ 60, 61].

We specifically tested the hypotheses that larger compound leaf size would be associated with higher hydraulic conductance, increased efficiency of carbon assimilation and greater degree of hydraulic segmentation.

With the improvements of the function of one-dimensional variational assimilation and the new design for iterative process, the defects of repeated calculation of the large dimension matrix can be avoided, thereby improving the computational efficiency of variational assimilation.

Present review focuses on key effects of Cd on photosynthetic apparatus including chloroplast structure, photosynthetic pigments, Chl-protein complexes and photosystems resulting in overall decrease in efficiency of carbon assimilation pathway.

Furthermore, enhanced GS expression in poplar results in enhanced efficiency of nitrogen assimilation [ 16].

Salt stress led to a reduced expression of Rubisco encoding gene in both M-81E and Roma, suggesting that salt stress reduced the efficiency of CO2 assimilation in sweet sorghum as has been shown in previous studies [ 50– 50].

Recently, Meyer et al. [ 31] reported that α-helices of Rubisco small subunit control pyrenoid formation in Chlamydomonas and the line between the pyrenoid and a CCM improves the operating efficiency of carbon assimilation and overcomes diffusive limitations in aquatic photosynthesis.

Water-use efficiency (the ratio of assimilation to transpiration) is also related to C i/C a, thus the δ13C ratio and water-use efficiency are positively related.