Sentence examples for nutrient impairment from inspiring English sources

Nutrient impairment of Florida's surface waters due to urban stormwater runoff is a growing concern, resulting in the development of new regulatory policies.

According to a recent survey conducted by the USEPA, nutrient impairment is becoming a common trend as over half (55%%) of US waterways are impaired due to a variety of sources and do not support healthy populations of aquatic life (EPA 2013).

The promulgation of numeric nutrient criteria for evaluating impairment of waterbodies in Florida is underway.

The physiological consequence of a reduced TER and TEP could be impairment of nutrient uptake.

A similar effect was also observed in inx-6 mutants following inactivation of phb-1 or phb-2, which are nutrient deprived because of impairment in food uptake.

The results obtained in the present study indicate that N H 4 + caused growth reduction, nutrient imbalance, membrane integrity impairment, increased activity of antioxidant enzymes and affected water relations.

19 Other epidemiological studies have also shown that weight loss, reduced caloric intake, and the reduced intake of specific nutrients are associated with the impairment of physical function in the elderly.

Water quality impairment due to excess nutrients has prompted the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to require that states develop nutrient criteria regulations to address this problem.

It is known that plant cultivation in an upturned position is associated with impairment of water and nutrient uptake, resulting in dyscoordination of physiological processes, growth and developmental retardation.

Signs of renal impairment, hyperinflammation, and relevant nutrient deficiencies were evaluated.

PAHs may directly affect early trophoblast proliferation, causing suboptimal placentation, reduction in oxygen and nutrient exchange with the fetus, and impairment of fetal growth (Dejmek et al. 2000; Veras et al. 2008).