Sentence examples for more available forms from inspiring English sources

Le Bayon and Binet (2006) have reported that some amount of phosphorus is converted to more available forms partly by earthworm gut enzymes, i.e. acid phosphatases and alkaline phosphatases.

The results of this study agree with previous reports that the vermicomposting process accelerates the microbial populations in the waste and subsequently enriches the vermicompost with more available forms of plant nutrients.

However, when organic waste passes through the gut of earthworm some quantity of organic minerals are then converted into more available forms though the action of enzymes produced by gut associated microorganisms.

Claudin-18 is likely involved in TJ formation in normal gastric cells, while cancer cells, which typically do not form TJ's, may have a more available form of claudin-18.

Organic P generally constitutes the majority of P in soils; however, it is unavailable for plant uptake (Wang et al., 2004; Richardson et al., 2009) but can be converted to a more available form with the excretion of phosphatases (Plaxton, 2004).

While the β form is more potent and the more widely available form in the central nervous system,[4] the α form is the type more commonly found in peripheral tissue.

However, in the case of FGF1, there is evidence for some remaining in a more functionally available form in breast cancers (Smith et al, 1994; Coope et al, 1997).

The feeding action of the earthworms and the presence of a large number of micro-organisms and enzymes during vermicomposting transformed the insoluble plant nutrients into more soluble and available forms, thereby increasing their concentrations in the vermicomposts (Aira et al. 2007; Liu et al. 2012).

And it will shift more of its resources toward making content more available in digital form, an effort to win a larger share of the tablet and mobile phone news market.

Models such as statecharts and fault trees become increasingly more available in electronic form as they progressively find more useful applications in the development of safety critical systems.

A study by Kim and colleagues, in which subjects consumed GTE at 0.6% in drinking water over 28 days, showed that EGCG is more available in free form as compared with other catechins [ 62].