Sentence examples for energetically demanding from inspiring English sources

The authors propose that the muscles that close off each end of the pufferfish's expansile stomach are the most energetically demanding, and tire after several inflation events.

But like all forms of health care, bone repair doesn't come cheap, and maintaining skeletal integrity is thought to be very energetically demanding.

Further, it is the act of inflation itself, where the pufferfish rapidly gulps large amounts of water (or air) into its stomach, that is energetically demanding, and results in a substantial oxygen debt.

This process is energetically demanding as the translocation of protons out of the bacterial cytoplasm by F0F1-ATPase is coupled to ATP hydrolysis (Siegumfeldt et al. 2000).

Hydrodechlorination is shown to be an electrophilic reaction where, in the absence of appreciable steric constraints, chlorine removal is more energetically demanding from DCP than CP.

In water electrolysers, the anodic oxygen evolution reaction (OER) involves energetically demanding proton-coupled four electron transfer, and hence the development of highly active and stable electrocatalysts for the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) has been a major challenge.

The resonance stabilization is around 120 130 kJ mol−1, which is less than that of benzene (160 170 kJ mol−1) (Hochgesang 1952), but still sufficient to make HDS energetically demanding.

It can be an energetically demanding process, with the adult losing as much as 83 g of body weight a day.

This efficiency is such that the most energetically demanding aspect of a foraging trip is not the distance covered, but the landings, take-offs and hunting they undertake having found a food source.

Empirical studies reveal that molt is one of the most energetically demanding and perplexingly inefficient growth processes measured.

A tendency to a higher concentration of wing area towards the wing base in the large species not only promotes less-energetically demanding flight [ 10, 47], it also results in a higher range of available flight speeds [ 49, 50], which would be beneficial for avoiding predators and/or increasing prey captures [ 51- 53].