Sentence examples for increase of sequestration from inspiring English sources

In addition, immunoprecipitation studies revealed that the amount of BIM bound to MCL1 increases drastically after transfection of miR-491-5p miR-491-5p miR-491-5puggesting an increase of sequestration of Mcellsy BIM.

Cement Sheath integrity has been gain more attention due to the increase of carbon sequestration activities in the recent years.

In summary, changing growing conditions are obviously correlated to an increase of carbon sequestration: slightly increased temperatures, possibly an increased CO2 concentration and obviously nitrogen fertilisation do provide more favourable growing conditions for temperate forests.

These results indicate that lower molecular weight and higher quantity of supports lead to an increased percentage of sequestration.

It was observed that as a function of increasing strengths of sequestration, the differences in MKKK-P amplitudes for the high and low value of Phos2 decreases, and after certain strength of sequestration (~30 nM), changes in the Phos2 concentration couldn't affect the MKKK-P amplitude.

Increasing concentrations of CO2 in the atmosphere have increased the value of sequestration and storage of C in forests.

Constitutive over-expression of AtNHX1 and homologues from other plants have been shown to confer significant salt tolerance in a variety of plant species as a result of increased vacuolar sequestration of sodium ions ([ 3], and references therein).

By addition of hydrosulfide ions, the percentage of sequestration increased up to 100%%.

An economic supply schedule is provided, which shows an exponential increase in the cost of sequestration.

Upregulation of ADFP expression increases sequestration of CE, increases synthesis of long-chain fatty acid (LCFA) and TAG, and inhibits catalysis of lipid through the β-oxidation pathway (Bickel et al, 2009; Chang & Chan, 2007; Larigauderie et al, 2004).

As for chitosan in water (0 PSU), the percentage of sequestration increased with the utilization of lower molecular weight.