Sentence examples for increase assimilation from inspiring English sources
Community support and network externalities at traditional destinations also increase assimilation.
This might function to increase assimilation of nutrients or avoid fouling the host [ 95], and avoid detection by ovipositing orussids, which use faeces to detect hosts [ 96].
In that case, we expect that plants predominantly growth-limited by water (rather than N) would allocate more N per unit leaf area to increase assimilation at reduced total leaf area and stomatal conductance (Farquhar et al., 2002).
For The New Yorker Out Loud, Ross and Hilton Als talk with Sasha Weiss about what increasing assimilation means for gay culture.
"There's an incredible renaissance of Jewish culture going on for some, and at the other extreme there's increasing assimilation, withdrawal and intermarriage," Mr. Dershowitz said.
But he contended that at a time of increasing assimilation, intermarriage and secularization, it had become "virtually the only common denominator of American Jewish identity in the late 20th century".
DNA-stable isotope probing showed increased assimilation of 13CO2 by AOA, but not AOB, under warming, indicating that AOA were actively growing and utilizing the 13CO2 substrates, which was coupled with significantly higher net nitrogen mineralization and nitrification rates.
Thus, further investigation into these issues will be conducive to develop Fe-fortified cultivars with increased assimilation and low-Cd cultivars without other toxic metals accumulation.
Using a gas exchange dataset collected in a pine forest, it is shown that (a) the cost of unit water loss lambda (a measure of marginal water-use efficiency) increases with atmospheric CO2; (b) the new formulation correctly predicts the condition under which CO2-enriched atmosphere will cause increasing assimilation and decreasing stomatal conductance.
However, it should be noted that oral health data for Hispanics show changes over time, likely due to increased assimilation.
In our study, an increase in glutamate and glutamine at the late time points in both leaves and roots, suggested increased assimilation.
