Sentence examples for may influence nutrient from inspiring English sources

The NuCycling-Succession extension provides a useful simulation framework for exploring how global change factors (climate change, altered disturbance regimes) may influence nutrient cycling processes and nutrient budgets in forested ecosystems.

This result can be partially attributed to the indeterminate description of food intake; unclear descriptions may influence nutrient contents.

It is not unlikely then that a conflict situation in a community may influence nutrient inadequacy of the pregnant women who live there.

The absence of circulating drugs, other blood components and metabolites in our experiment may also influence nutrient interactions with the components of the circuit.

Phenols may directly influence nutrient turnover and microbial activity and biomass (Wardle et al. 1998) reducing abundance of a species or causing complete disappearance of a species, thereby, disturbing the existing microbial biodiversity (Hussain and Reigosa 2011; Hussain et al. 2011; Djurdjević et al. 2011; Djurdjević et al. 2012).

As soil C and N pools were not higher in plots with higher earthworm biomass, these results suggest earthworm activity may influence soil nutrient cycling by decreasing turnover times of nutrient pools over the long-term.

The absence of CR of the crl1 mutant may influence the nutrient and water status of the plant, and consequently modulate the expression of nutrient and stress related genes.

These changes may influence the nutrient absorption and protective function of the mucosal barrier.

We expect that the position of the lake and the seasonal stream connection to influence nutrient transport, which may be associated with lake productivity and inversely related to winter DO availability (Martin and Soranno 2006).

Carbon allocation to soil microbial biomass may be limited at northern sites with cooler climates [24] which would seemingly influence nutrient uptake and allocation within tree components.

Carbon allocation to soil microbial biomass may be limited at northern sites with cooler climates [ 24] which would seemingly influence nutrient uptake and allocation within tree components.