"nutrient level" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the amount or concentration of nutrients in a particular food or substance. Example: The nutrient level of this cereal is high, making it a healthy breakfast option.
The other main effect (background nutrient level) and the interaction term (crab × nutrient level) were not significant at p < 0.05.
Control of nutrient level is one of the essential components for successful bioreactor operation.
For the mesocosm experiment, a two-way-ANOVA tested effects of crabs and background nutrient level on the biomass and richness of benthic invertebrates.
He found that the nutrient level in wild grasses and brush was at its peak, so it is not a shortage of food that drives the animals to raid.
"It's much easier to tax specific foods, say a tax on sugary sodas, than to tax at the nutrient level like a fat tax or a sugar tax".
We obtain a system that presents partially decoupled high-level dynamics (those dealing with the population size and the nutrient level) and low-level ones (those describing the mechanism of generation of subtilin by the single cell).
The present study aimed to ascertain the role of Phragmites australis in N transformations in eutrophic semiarid salt marshes, under low (NO3− = 20 mg L− 1) and high (NO3− = 200 mg L− 1) nutrient level and alternating flooding-drying phases.
In the surface soil layers, more than the 80% of N-NO3− was removed regardless of the presence of plants, the nutrient level and the season of the year.
The maturity of vermicompost was determined by observing physical condition and sustained nutrient level.
How does the nutrient level in the environment influence nanomaterial movement through the environment and biological or ecological effects?
They found that the plants varied their distribution of roots depending on the nutrient level in each.
