Sentence examples for geochemical variables from inspiring English sources
Moreover, not all groundwater samples included the same geochemical variables.
Spatial variation is a typical feature of geochemical variables, providing a challenge for sampling design and environmental monitoring.
The predicted metastable equilibrium distributions of the proteins can be compared with the optimal growth temperatures of the organisms and with geochemical variables.
Further studies are necessary in order to quantify the couplings between geochemical variables and microbial properties in temporally dynamic environments such as the vicinity of burrow walls.
The purpose of this study was to explore the dependence of metastable equilibrium states of protein systems on changes in the geochemical variables.
The energetic demands for protein formation are a function of the compositions of proteins as well as geochemical variables including temperature, pressure, oxygen fugacity and pH.
Carbonate clumped-isotope thermometry, based on measurements of Δ47 (a geochemical variable reflecting the statistical overabundance of 13C18O bonds in CO2 evolved from phosphoric acid digestion of carbonate minerals), potentially provides a method for absolute speleothem paleotemperature reconstructions independent of drip water composition.
The Nodal Chemistry class accounts for the description of local chemistry and geochemical state variables.
Multi-parameter functions of Kf are determined through statistical treatment of a large number of model runs with variable geochemical parameters.
This research assesses the ability of a GC SCM to simulate uranium transport under variable geochemical conditions typically encountered at uranium in-situ recovery (ISR) sites.
Laboratory experiments were conducted to characterize and quantify the capacity and kinetics of the combined effects of natural attenuation processes, such as adsorption, reduction, and precipitation, for hexavalent chromium [Cr VI)] in a variable geochemical (i.e. fraction of organic carbon [foc], redox) environment of glaciated soils.
