Sentence examples for enhanced assimilation from inspiring English sources

HG broccoli contains a Myb28 transcription factor, introgressed by conventional breeding from the wild species Brassica villosa, which results in enhanced assimilation of sulfate and channelling of the additional sulfur to glucoraphanin (31).

24 However, our results did not suggest that the stereo-absent participants had developed an enhanced assimilation of monocular or motor visual cues, and it is possible that the apparent adaptations seen in surgeons are, in fact, a result of equipment familiarity and superior proprioceptive feedback.

However, in water-limited catchments, elevated soil moisture is likely to result in increasing leaf area, while enhanced assimilation allows for the production of more and deeper roots, all of which would act to allow the vegetation to increase the light absorption by the canopy.

More than 10-fold up-regulation of HwFRE7 gene could indicate the increased requirements for the ferric-chelate reductase activity – namely, to satisfy the need for enhanced iron assimilation or reduction of oxidized iron-containing complexes under extremely hypersaline condition.

In studies with herbaceous plants, the lower leaf N content related to a decreased N uptake which contributed to a depression of the initially enhanced CO2 assimilation eventually leading to accelerated leaf senescence (Makino and Mae 1999).

Raman and V. G. Gaikar (2002) reported that oleoresin extracts does not have pharmacological activity of its own but enhances the assimilation of other drugs.

The most basic ecological engineering approaches are based on the capabilities of unmanipulated organisms to respond by enhancing the assimilation of the wastes produced by aquaculture practices.

Conditions in wetlands may not enhance CO2 assimilation rates of C4 plants to the degree needed to suppress C3 competitors; alternatively, wetland C3 plants may be well adapted for marshy environments for reasons unrelated to photosynthetic pathway.

Thus, over-expression of these enzymes might further enhance the assimilation and bioconversion rates of glycerol to glycolipids.

Continual learning was one way the IENs found to enhance their assimilation into the Canadian health care system and social environment.

This can provide more facile access to the treated algal biomass, enhancing the assimilation of algal carbohydrates by anaerobic bacteria isolated from seed sludge of municipal wastewater [ 74].