Sentence examples for nutrient environments from inspiring English sources

Nitrogen deficiency has been identified as the main inhibiting factor for biodegradation of petroleum hydrocarbons in low nutrient environments.

Cyanobacteria are often found in warm, low nutrient environments (De Winder et al. 1990), and are typically more thermotolerant than eukaryotic algae (Barsanti and Gualtieri, 2006).

Under semi-static conditions, high nutrient environments led to more abundant biofilms with three times higher EPS content compared to biofilms grown under low nutrient conditions.

Makhado et al. (2014) explain that C. mopane is adapted to survive moisture stress, low nutrient environments and even disturbances caused by fire and browsing by large herbivores through its physical, physiological and chemical responses.

Furthermore, trees capture nutrients by drawing in soil water, thus increased transpiration rates can be a response to low nutrient environments (Matimati et al. 2013; Huang et al. 2017).

Rather, species richness increased algal biomass similarly in both the heterogeneous and homogeneous nutrient environments (Figure 3).

Longer term, it no longer seems lunacy to believe in the possibility of "meat without feet" — meat produced in vitro, by growing animal cells in a super-rich nutrient environment before being further manipulated into burgers and steaks.

Even though the chemical, physical, and genetic bases of growth are elusive, much has been learned about the process by growing tissues in a sterile nutrient environment.

More importantly, nutrient environment affected the expression of genetic variation.

New findings in yeast describe how a metabolic gene network behaves in response to a changing nutrient environment.

Effectiveness of non-aflatoxigenic genotypes varies by crop, location and nutrient environment (Mehl and Cotty 2010, 2013; Mehl et al. 2012).