Sentence examples for nutrient control from inspiring English sources

A fraction of those nutrient inputs may reach receiving waterbodies depending upon site specific regulation on nutrient control, nutrient management practices, and environmental attenuation.

Since 2005 the greenhouse has seen the deployment of a refined nutrient control system, an improved imaging system capable of remote assessment of basic plant health parameters, more robust communication and power systems as well as the implementation of a distributed data acquisition system.

Thus, it is intriguing that the control of de novo lipogenesis in proximal EWAT is suppressed independent of diet, and that nutrient control appears to be abolished by sex-steroid control.

This is likely due to shifts in nutrient control of mating and meiosis post-WGD (Barsoum et al., 2011).

However, this model falls short of accounting for the logic of nutrient control of Pol III activity.

Hence, the studies in yeast provide an important model to understand nutrient control of eukaryotic cell growth in general.

Phosphorus (P) is often the critical limiting nutrient controlling the productivity of natural waters.

Despite nutrient controls, however, 100% of the shallow lakes and 67% of the deep lakes in Europe that were eutrophic in the ∼1970s remain eutrophic today [26].

Preliminary mitigation strategies involve risk communication (poison information center hotlines, signage, informational brochures and materials), natural resource management (shellfish bed closures), and nutrient controls (municipal fertilizer ordinances).

21 This method allows evaluation of the "effect" of an energy generating nutrient, controlling for the energy generated by this nutrient, by using a simple regression of that nutrient on energy intake to calculate the residual.

One interesting question is how nutrients control mitochondrial mass and activity, and how this regulation affects cellular metabolism.