Sentence examples for oxygen constraint from inspiring English sources
This result suggests that bacteria with the dnaE1|polV combination are more versatile or robust, as they show less oxygen constraint, collectively, than the other two groups.
In adapted flies ATP production is higher at a common O2 uptake than both groups of naïve flies (p < 0.05, see Figure 3), and experiments sweeping the oxygen constraint suggest that this holds for any given O2 uptake rate [see Additional file 1, Figure S3].
The two sampling zones shared about 30% of OTUs (Table S1), indicating the ability of some picoeukaryotes to colonize the whole mixolimnic layer of the lake, regardless of oxygen constraints.
Instead, for each experiment we swept the oxygen consumption constraint over ranges that encompassed the qualitative features of the model.
But until now, it was thought that the temperature, energy, oxygen and space constraints of the subsurface biosphere were too extreme for multicellular organisms.
Despite the need for additional studies to illustrate the benefits of long-term oxygen therapy, ethical constraints of withholding oxygen therapy will likely be a limiting factor in future prospective studies.
Because diffusion becomes less efficient as the tubes get longer, the atmospheric concentration of oxygen is a powerful constraint on body size, especially for active insects that fly.
Three limiting constraints, chemical oxygen demand (COD), total dissolved solids (TDS), and adsorbable organic halides (AOX), were considered for the study.
Together with the constraints on oxygen fugacity, a coherent picture forms: moissanite can only be expected in a mantle or any rock with silicates essentially devoid of Fe2+.
Numerous studies across a range of phyla have addressed the constraints upon oxygen delivery imposed by body size.
Egg masses, because they are simple compared to whole organisms, provide powerful systems for examining how constraints on oxygen diffusion shape the evolution of morphology, ecology, and behavior.
