Sentence examples for elevated available from inspiring English sources

SM elevated available C and N, and microbial diversity, respiration rate and enzymatic activities in the amended tailings, regardless of plant species established.

Following the wildfire, B. tectorum readily dominates the site due to lack of competition, its inherently high growth rate, prolific seed production and ability to rapidly utilize post-fire elevated available nutrients (Fig.  1A; Mack 1981; Knapp 1996).

The increased hydrogen yield by strain ZF1 (W3110ΔfocA) is consistent with the hypothesis that an increase in the level of intracellular formate can either lead to enhanced synthesis of the FHL polypeptides via the transcriptional activator FhlA, or elevate the available substrate pool for FHL [29], [30].

But, the seed germination assay evidently suggests normal physiology of the transgenic seeds (MO6-196-11-6), which germinated in a similar pattern as that of non-transgenic control seeds, inspite of having elevated levels of available phosphorus.

The willingness to prescribe corticosteroids is disproportionately elevated given the available evidence.

Another conclusion is that RR estimates for ever, current or ex smoking of any product (or cigarettes if not available) are clearly elevated for all three outcomes.

Diagnostic self-tests on body materials testing for conditions such as diabetes or elevated cholesterol levels are widely available to the general public [ 1– 3].

Elevated risk persists despite best available treatments with existing classes of medications, so new and improved therapeutic approaches for heart failure in diabetes are required.

With regard to comprehensive meta-analyses there is a tendency for a correlation between higher levels of depressive symptoms and elevated mortality, but judgment of available study results is confined to small sample sizes and various confounding factors [ 4, 61].

In addition, 75% of those with positive biopsies and available lab results had elevated serum markers consistent with granulomatous inflammation (ACE and/or lysozyme).

In addition to depleting nutrients available for forest regeneration, elevated nitrate export following harvest can have deleterious effects on downstream aquatic ecosystems.