Sentence examples for increased partition from inspiring English sources

All these might have resulted in the vigorous vegetative growth of the plant which in turn leads to increased partition of the photo-assimilates to the fruits and thereby increase the dry matter accumulation in the fruits.

Additionally, an increased partition of Cx43 into Triton X-100 insoluble fraction after treatment with 7-keto suggests that Cx43 is incorporated into gap junctions.

Koga and Terao 54 suggested that phospholipids enhance the antioxidant activity of α-tocopherol in bulk lipids because they aggregate to form microemulsions thus bringing the tocopherol closer to the oxidation site (or increased partition in the water phase of reversed micelles).

The activity of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase was measured to determine if the increased concentration of NADPH during selenite treatment was a consequence of increased partitioning of sugars into the OPPP or rather decreased consumption of NADPH.

Tungsten partitioning coefficients exhibit an unusually strong temperature dependence, with increased partitioning of W to the matrix at lower temperatures.

One likely explanation for this effect is an increased partitioning of the carbohydrate surfactants into the cell with increasing length of the hydrophobic tail.

The increased partitioning of biomass to shoots and reduced allocation to roots with increasing age, found in trial 1, has been reported for young hybrid poplars grown from cuttings from plantation stock in North America (Wullschleger et al. 2005).

CMV inclusion reduced dry matter degradability and increased partitioning factor at 48 h. 5 % inclusion level of CMV gave the highest results while 30%% CMV had the least results.

We have previously shown [53], [54] that GSIS in rat islets and INS cells is accompanied by reduced β-oxidation and increased partitioning of fatty acids into glycerolipids, an event that is thought to be coupled to β-cell activation of insulin release [5].

This could indicate generally increased partitioning of C into the cell wall under stress.

Obesity may arise as a result of increased energy intake, decreased energy expenditure, or increased partitioning of nutrients into fat, either alone or in combination [ 16].