Sentence examples for higher assimilation from inspiring English sources

Carnivores generally have higher assimilation efficiencies than herbivores, often between 60 and 90 percent, because their food is more easily digested.

The iron ores with smaller crystal size and microstructure looseness have relatively higher assimilation.

Apart from superior agronomic performance, drought tolerant BILs maintained significantly higher assimilation rate, transpiration rate and transpiration efficiency compared to susceptible BILs under stress in all three groups.

In both pairs the drought-tolerant NILs showed a significantly higher assimilation rate at later stages both under stress and non-stress conditions.

A higher assimilation and production efficiency (P/As) was obtained when shrimp were fed 40 g DP/kg BWd, than obtained in shrimp fed 15 or 5 g DP/kg BWd and an inverse relation between R and respiratory efficiency (R/As) in relation to dietary protein levels was also observed.

A higher assimilation and production efficiency (P/As) was obtained when shrimp were fed 40 g DP/kg BWd than that obtained in shrimp fed 15 or 5 g DP/kg BWd and an inverse relation between R and respiratory efficiency (R/AS) in relation to dietary protein levels was also observed.

For example, herbivores that eat seeds and young vegetation high in energy have the highest assimilation efficiencies, those that eat older leaves have intermediate efficiencies, and those that feed on decaying wood have very low efficiencies.

A diet made of mussel flesh stimulated ingestion, gave the highest assimilation rates and best overall growth performance.

The outliers with high assimilation indices in the aspen graphs of Figure 4 correspond to trees near the large gap on the bottom-right corner of Figure 1.

Nevertheless, during subsequent cycles, the settling ability of biomass gradually improved because of high assimilation of substrate by a mixed culture of bacteria in both reactors.

Ci was greatly reduced during this period of high assimilation and low Gs suggesting that stomatal control of CO2 uptake limited A. It is noteworthy that E did not mirror GS.