Sentence examples for replenishment of nutrients from inspiring English sources

Dr Tremblay concludes that the replenishment of nutrients is already limited by stratification, especially at high latitudes, and that global warming will make things worse.For Arctic productivity, the consequences are likely to be dire.

A 15-month experience in a real parking area showed that this biofilm remained viable without any replenishment of nutrients or bacteria.

Finally the reuse of spent medium with proper replenishment of nutrients (nitrate, phosphate, chromium, selenium and copper) caused an unexpected 30% drop in the growth rate and did not seem to provide an attractive response as the total cost per 0.5 kg dry cell was only saved by 8 US$ a year.

Since insects would not yet have appeared in the surrounding areas, there was no quick replenishment of nutrients and many animals would starve.

Prior studies have also suggested that replenishment of nutrients by regular changes of the medium may enhance chondrocyte survival in hypothermically stored cartilage specimens [ 32, 55].

Autophagy is upregulated when cells are under stress, such as during nutrient starvation or hypoxia – conditions that are common in the poorly vascularized environment of a tumour – thus allowing for the replenishment of nutrients and energy or the clearance of cytotoxic compounds.

Modern water-control technology has reduced the devastating effects of the flood-and-drought cycle, but at a cost of desiccated marshlands and decreased natural replenishment of soil nutrients.

One "quick-win" proposal is replenishment of soil nutrients for smallholder farmers, through free or subsidised chemical fertilisers.

This is essential for replenishment of plant nutrients, sustaining soil health, reducing the pollution problem and creating employment opportunities, which is being increasingly recognized as a strategy for sustainable organic farming.

These systems also lack the replenishment of crucial nutrients and other cofactors (e.g. GSH, PAPS and UDP-GA) and the removal of waste products from the break-down of both endogenous and exogenous substrates, a deficiency that can make the exposed cells more vulnerable to self-generated and artificial levels of a multitude of stress-inducing substances.

Short inter pregnancy interval may result in inadequate replenishment of maternal nutrient stores and reduce foetal growth.