Sentence examples for nutrient provisioning from inspiring English sources

Nutrient provisioning does not appear to provide a resolution to sexual conflict over female receptivity in this bushcricket.

Male nutrient provisioning therefore ensures females live sufficiently long to have time to convert their wing muscles into more eggs.

Non-entomopathogenic fungi associated with insects are also hypothesized to serve key roles in nutrient provisioning, including (but not limited to) sterol synthesis and nitrogen concentration [ 44].

Although the significance of imprinted gene expression is still debated, many imprinted genes regulate growth and nutrient provisioning to the developing fetus [ 8- 11].

Given these positional differences, the genomes of Fulgoroidea-associated Sulcia and Vidania may prove to exhibit some degree of metabolic redundancy, presuming Vidania is involved in nutrient provisioning.

These persistant microbes may have deep evolutionary relationships with A. glabripennis and we hypothesize that these microbes are primed to serve key roles in digestion and nutrient provisioning.

Likewise, sufficient nutrient provision and strong plant growth combined with incomplete litter decomposition inevitably leads to humus accumulation.

The fluorescence images of thin sections of 3D constructs from static and perfused cultures confirmed enhanced cell viability, uniform cell distribution and alignment due to nutrient provision from inside the 3D structure.

For example, nutrient provision (chemical fertility) was highest in annual cropping systems (0.78 ± 0.03) due to relatively high concentrations of Ca, Mg, N, K, and available P and low Al saturation.

To address this need, we evaluated soil macro invertebrate communities and soil-based ecosystem services (climate regulation, hydrologic functions, soil stability provided by macro aggregation and nutrient provision potential) in four major production systems: improved pastures, annual crops (rice, corn and soy bean), oil palm and rubber plantations, and compared them to the original savanna.

The growth and development of the placenta is central to the conflict theory over the different roles of parental nutrient provision.