Sentence examples for rate of replenishment from inspiring English sources

Prior studies have shown that chondrocytes in trypsin-depleted young bovine articular cartilage can replenish tissue glycosaminoglycan (GAG) and that the rate of replenishment is relatively uniform throughout the tissue, suggesting that all chondrocytes have similar capacity for repair.

The rate of replenishment R x, t) of groundwater resources often varies with time due to initial swelling and dispersion of soil particles and further due to release of entrapped air in soil pores.

Even as companies increase their cash flow by raising the speed and number of inventory turns (the rate of replenishment of total stock per year), reality may dictate having some spare inventory for emergencies and using the best techniques to expedite shipping and gain on efficiency.

This is due to VEGF having a much faster rate of replenishment due to diffusion than can be expected for collagen by cell migration [50] (i.e. DaVEGF-Proteolysis≪DaCol1-Proteolysis∼1).

The epidemic model uses four parameters to determine the prevalence trend over time: the start year of the epidemic, the initial force of infection, the proportion of the population at risk of infection and the rate of replenishment of the population at risk when it is depleted by AIDS deaths.

A high intensity (high mechanical index) "flash" or impulse is used to destroy the microbubbles in the myocardial capillaries, and their rate of replenishment is observed.

Phosphorus use efficiency is among other, affected by the plants, the plant root induced displacement of P equilibrium in soil during uptake and the following rates of replenishment from geochemically active P stores in soil.

One of the more overlooked environmental concerns of the near future is the impact of the near-constant rate of electronics replenishment in the developed world.

The rate of GAG replenishment observed in this study compares well with published synthesis data.

Reduced activity of this protein leads to a reduced rate of vesicle replenishment [ 51], which in the healthy cochlea is a very fast process, and abolition of the fast phase of exocytosis [ 15].

In the present study we used the characteristic heterogeneous distribution of matrix depletion in response to IL-1 exposure in order to investigate whether the severity of depletion influenced the rate of GAG replenishment.