Sentence examples for influx of oxygen from inspiring English sources

Burrowing animals generate a respiratory current along their burrow systems to oxygenate their dwelling places; the influx of oxygen must be constantly maintained because the surrounding anoxic layer quickly depletes the burrow of oxygen.

(A sudden influx of oxygen could harm bacteria that are an essential part of the food chain.

GNPs are believed to seal oxide grain boundaries and hinder the further influx of oxygen.

Improvements in radioactive isotope dating techniques have timed the influx of oxygen more precisely, and it coincides with the formation of most of the continents, 2.5 billion years ago.

Cayetano believes that this sudden influx of oxygen served to fuel the flames, but there was also no other way to reach more of the children burning to death inside.

This role is not limited to the making of blood vessels to allow for influx of oxygen and nutrients required for the high metabolic demands of tumor cells.

The article speculates that oxygen-rich, cold-water habitat may have contributed to these trilobites' gigantic sizes and that a lethal influx of oxygen-starved water may have led to their demise.

This influx of oxygen-poor water (Monteiro et al., 2008) is triggered by a relaxation of the trade winds in the tropical Atlantic (Rouault, 2012) and is accompanied by an increase in sea surface temperature (SST).

Briefly, the hypoxic chamber was rapidly flushed with 0% oxygen and then a steady influx of 0% oxygen was maintained for 3 h.

Convective flow of oxygen into oil-sands-containing strata involves the influx of oxygenated, precipitation-derived (meteoric) waters, which are accommodated by current upward expansion following the melting of a 2-km-thick icecap overlying this region 10 000 years ago.

This was accompanied by a decreased influx of reactive oxygen species (ROS) producing cells in the livers of BDL animals treated with Dexa5-Man10-HSA as compared with untreated BDL rats.