Sentence examples for plant content from inspiring English sources

Compaction level during casting induces an orthotropy, even with low plant content, and increases the compressive strength.

The capacity, offered by genetic engineering, of turning off (inactivating) specific genes has opened up the possibility of altering the plant content in a far more precise manner than previously available.

However, the carp in our study were fed commercially available food with high protein and low plant content.

In another study [141] carried out in a vermiculite substrate, fullerene C60 (40 mg pot−1) increased the total plant content of the DDT metabolite dichlorodiphenyldichloroethylene (DDE) in zucchini (C. pepo), soybean (G. max) and tomato (S. lycopersicum) by approximately 30, 45 and 62 %, respectively.

In spite of the previous advantages, there are other components that limit its supplementation in rations by conquerable amounts resample essentially in phenols which characterized by its low biodegradability that eliminate its nutritional value as it inhibits the microflora in the ruminant and the present lignin restricts the utilization of cell plant content by microflora.

It is estimated that more than 75percentt of processed food products in the US contain GMO plant content.

Compared with the reference in contaminated areas, soil and plant contents of all analyzed metals are higher, usually over normally content for Mn, Zn, Cu, Cd and Pb.

Plant contents for Cu above 25 mg kg−1 are considered toxic to plants [ 25].

Much of Fleet Street, indeed, has planted "content" and "strategy" nametags across its digital garden.

The strategy can also take more insidious forms, such as planting content from the state-run radio station, China Radio International (CRI), on to the airwaves of ostensibly independent broadcasters across the world, from Australia to Turkey.

Mineral content (Cd, Cu, Fe, Mn, Zn) of low- and high-Cd near-isogenic lines of durum wheat (Triticum turgidum subsp. durum) at physiological grain maturity (42 d post-anthesis) expressed as a percentage of the whole-plant content.