Sentence examples for net depletion from inspiring English sources

To unequivocally demonstrate SOC sequestration at a specific site has occurred, a temporal increase must be documented relative to pre-treatment SOC level and linked to a net depletion of atmospheric CO2.

The amount of SOC present in the soil humus at the end of the study has to be greater than the pre-treatment SOC levels in the same land unit and there needs to be a net depletion of atmospheric CO2 as a result.

For two years, the overall N balances were −136 and −129 kg N ha−1 at FD and CD areas, respectively, consistent with other recent corn belt studies showing a small net depletion of soil organic N. Controlled drainage greatly reduced tile N export, with a three-year average loss of 57.2 kg N ha−1 yr−1 from FD compared to 17 kg N ha−1 yr−1 for CD.

3(E,F) and 5(A,B)) accompanied by a net formation and accumulation of cytosolic LAC and PYR (Fig. 3(C,D)) and mitochondrial ACoA (Figs. 6B and 9(A,B)); (3) an increase in the glycolytic and creatine kinase contributions to ATP formation (Fig. 9(C,D)) accompanied by a net depletion of cytosolic PCR (ATP stores) (Fig. 4A).

The turnover of amino acids has previously been defined by (Houghton et al., 2002) as the sum of net depletion and appearance.

Regions of high nucleosome turnover that show net depletion of histones are a common feature of many eukaryotic genomes (reviewed by Radman-Livaja and Rando, 2010).

Because harbour porpoises live in coastal waters, they are affected by anthropogenic activities, such as accidental catches in fishing nets, depletion of prey species, noise and chemical pollution.

This study was performed in order to evaluate the influence of NETs depletion by administration of recombinant human (rh DNase on bacterial spreading, PMN tissue infiltration and inflammatory response in a mouse model of polymicrobial sepsis.

It is not known, however, what strategies plants may use in the long-term to adapt to situations resulting in net carbon depletion (i.e. reduced photosynthetic carbon supply and carbohydrate accumulation).

However, it is not known how plants might adapt to situations resulting in net carbon depletion (i.e. reduced photosynthetic carbon supply and initial accumulation of WSC), such as frequent defoliation [4].

There were no significant differences in the net balance, depletion, appearance or turnover of amino acids between GV and MI arrested oocytes and those that progressed to MII as presented in Fig.  3b.