Sentence examples for organic population from inspiring English sources

Omar Siddiqui, a longtime social and mobile gaming executive at Playdom and most recently CEO at Kiwi, Inc. puts it well: "Retention benefits accrue if you can tap into an organic population for your title that is excited to play it.

The adaptation capability of two populations of earthworms (Aporectodea caliginosa) having a different chemical exposure history, – one originating from 20 years of organic farming (naïve population) and another from 20 years of conventional farming (pre-exposed population) – to cope with soil organic pollutant (Opus®, epoxiconazole a worldwide used fungicide) were investigated.

In our days as a result of the rapid increase in world population, organic agriculture is gaining more importance.

The rate of the nitrification process depends on the activities of nitrifying bacteria and is affected by environmental and operational parameters (e.g., temperature, pH microorganism population, organic carbon and nitrogen concentration).

The reasons for the enhanced growth and reproduction in 50 % CD + 50 % CCL vermibed in the present study seems to be due to : nitrogen rich organic matter, microbial population and activity and enhanced water holding capacity (39 41 %) which enable the substrates in the vermibed to maintain good and ideal moisture.

Even in the face of a rising global population, organic techniques provide a more secure, more stable, and more sustainable food system.

At the organic site the populations of plant parasitic nematodes were significantly higher in the no-till Sunn Hemp plots than solarized plots.

The influence of goat and cow milk powders individually and in combination with prebiotics (inulin and oligofructose) on gut microbial populations, organic acid concentrations and gut morphology were studied in newly weaned rats fed for 21 days.

The components tracked can be inorganic or organic compounds, individual organisms, or populations or communities of organisms moving between locations in soils, within and among forest canopies, along elevation gradients or across landscapes.

Compost EC affects microbial population and organic matter transformation.

Seasonal pulses of particulate organic matter enhance the population size which is represented by a higher number of fossilized shells.