Sentence examples for inefficient nutrients from inspiring English sources

Since this process is slow and inefficient, nutrients, growth factors, and oxygen will insufficiently be supplied and the regenerating graft will undergo a physiological crisis, resulting in scar-like dermal structures and shrinkage.

But, until Rhinehart engineers Soylent from algae, his product will depend on chemical- and fossil-fuel-reliant grains grown in monocropped fields and refined in energy-intensive processing plants — an inefficient nutrient-delivery system, from an emissions perspective, if ever there was one.

So, it was evident that lack of cultivation of such species from soil was due to inefficient nutrient supplements.

However, the existing hydrogel fabrication techniques suffer from limited control over pore interconnectivity, density and size, which leads to inefficient nutrient and oxygen transport to cells embedded in the scaffolds.

When cells compete with one another for limited nutrient then this leads to a competitive pressure for fast uptake and inefficient nutrient conversion.

An efficient and interconnected and porous network of cryogels avoids cell death due to inefficient nutrient circulation and lack of oxygen.

It has been shown that the survival of transplanted cells depends on the number of cells and the volume of injection vehicle, which can lead to the formation of large intramuscular injection pockets causing inefficient nutrient supply and ischemic necrosis.

Crop varieties can respond to nutrient supply in four different ways, namely by being efficient or inefficient under nutrient deficiency, and as a responder or non-responder under nutrient sufficiency (Ortiz-Monasterio et al. 2001).

This may suggest that these vessels are inherently unstable, or that they are inefficient at nutrient transfer, perhaps because of sluggish blood flow.

Microbial degradation rates in the subsurface are not only limited by the physiological capacity of the organisms, but also by inefficient supply of nutrients to the microbes.

However, the viability did decrease slightly throughout the culture period for these formulations compared to Day 0. This is likely a result of inefficient diffusion of nutrients, oxygen and waste products during long culture times [42] and may be less of a concern under the cyclic loads present in the joint.