Sentence examples for shift in composition from inspiring English sources

The composition of the dissolved organic carbon (DOC) could undergo a considerable shift in composition due to metabolism and senescence from plant and microorganism.

A shift in composition of the microbial community at different stages of the plant growth was indicated by principal component analysis (PCA), in which the samples at the vegetative stage (tillering stage) were separated from those at the reproductive stage (grain-filling and maturity stages).

As seen from Figure 9, the average GC-content of expressed mouse genes is unchanged during development, and hence the different expression patterns of genes residing in LINE- and SINE-free regions cannot easily by explained by a simple shift in composition among active genes.

Finally, while composition changed across the elevational gradient, there was no significant directional shift in composition due to any of the transplant treatments.

High-throughput 16S rRNA gene sequencing of DNA extracted from enrichment samples showed that the majority of the shift in composition of the switchgrass-degrading community occurred during the initial three 2-week enrichments.

Innu people avoided the creation of formal political structures; tribal organization comprised small bands of related families that often shifted in composition as individual leaders rose and fell.

After about 700 B.P., the pollen of secondary forest species shifted in composition, suggesting a different pattern of vegetation use in the highlands.

Our results document the temporal, fine-scale changes in litter accumulation and composition following fire in a mallee woodland, indicating that substantial shifts in composition occur, likely affecting the flammability of the litter bed.

A major change in fire regime and forest composition began in the 1800s cusing shifts in composition and structure at the stand scale and homogenization at the landscape scale.

Previous studies have found that mammalian death assemblages can capture the composition and structure of the source community, and that the averaging of skeletal input across multiple generations can be advantageous for detecting historical shifts in composition [7] [16].

Examination of gut bacterial diversity in healthy and diseased cohorts by the two methods arrived essentially at the same conclusion suggesting the specific shifts in composition of bacteria imposed by mutations in the MEFV gene of the host.