Sentence examples for increasing energetic from inspiring English sources

Complete substitution of dietetic starch by maltodextrin provides more glucose for longer, increasing energetic balance.

In its proposal it says: "Sea ice changes will likely negatively impact polar bears by increasing energetic demands of seeking prey.

Our sensitivity analysis provides preliminary evidence that disturbance could carry higher costs to killer whales in terms of reducing energy acquisition than increasing energetic demand, and future research should address this directly.

At these temperatures, due to the low-critical temperature of CO2 (about 31°C), CO2 is in fact compressed in the supercritical vapor phase rather than in the liquid phase, thus increasing energetic demand for compression.

The aurora is manifested by increasing energetic (energy of 100 300 keV) electron precipitation along the magnetic field line to Jupiter's polar atmosphere from the middle/outer magnetosphere (time = t 1).

Metabolic effects, especially hyperglycaemia, contribute to increasing energetic substrates during a period that requires increased metabolism and transfer of available glucose to insulin-independent cells (e.g. central nervous system, inflammatory cells).

The decline in these life history traits in this area could reflect a high energy requirement to meet the increased energetic demands for osmoregulation, in particular the increased expression and activity of ion pumps including the Naka.

Thus, in an evolutionary context, our model suggests that the reason for this inhibition is an increased energetic efficiency.

"Disturbances that induce displacement from prime winter habitats or increase activity and movement," the report said, "could increase energetic costs to musk oxen in winter".

Thus it is likely that in our experiment amputation prompts an immune response, which entails increased energetic demands in these injured bees.

Snow dramatically increases energetic demands as it is displaced to access underlying forage and when moving among habitat patches.