Sentence examples for nutrients changes from inspiring English sources

At high light, but low nutrients, changes in light lead to relatively small changes in log chlorophyll, while changes in nutrients lead to much larger changes in log chlorophyll; for example the 0.3 contour on the right half of Fig. 1a is nearly parallel to the E/MLD axis.

For many nutrients, changes in availability are not homogeneous across the landscape.

As the required balance of nutrients changes over time (with time of day, season, growth and development, and senescence), animals will be forced to overeat some nutrients to gain enough of others.

As a result, the current study used urinary and plasma nutrient measurements to determine if the status of selected nutrients changes in dogs undergoing caloric restriction for weight loss.

As you go through the different stages of life, your need for antioxidants and other nutrients changes as the years do.

These results indicated that AFB1 of feed could decrease growth performance and apparent digestibility of nutrients, change digestive enzyme activities of duodenum contents in duck.

Over time, the abilities of microbes to acquire and assimilate specific nutrients change by evolution: mutation can cause the loss or gain of nutrient use abilities, and the frequencies of individuals in populations with different nutrient use abilities can change through selection [3] or other processes such as genetic drift or hitchhiking [4].

Nutritional studies are inherently difficult to conduct and are subject to numerous limitations such as variable composition and adherence for study diets, multiple nutrients changed, different outcome measurements for kidney disease, small sample sizes, and short duration of studies.

To assess which plasma nutrient changes mediated the effects on 6-month mortality, the causal steps approach was used [13].

In yeast, Sdo1p physically interacts with Btn1p (CLN3 in human) and was suggested to involved in cellular responses to pH and nutrient changes (Vitiello et al., 2010).

However, inherent spatial variability in soil biochemical properties in converted landscapes could be high, and may supersede effects of land-use change on soil nutrient changes.