Sentence examples for smaller nutrients from inspiring English sources

The diffusion chamber provided an artificial barrier against larger lymphocytes and macrophages, while allowing passage of smaller nutrients, gases, and insulin.

Processes such as the decomposition of complex organic matter involve the secretion of extracellular enzymes that break down this complex matter and release smaller nutrients, which become public goods.

It is possible that the focus of some clones is root extension into new nutrient sources, whereas other clones tend to exploit smaller nutrient sources but to a greater degree.

For a smaller nutrient reservoir, an empty 1-gallon (4-liter) milk jug works well enough.

Indeed, it may be of particular interest to contrast evolutionary responses to small-scale nutrient variation versus the types of changes seen with anthropogenic nutrient change rapid, exponential changes in the mean and variance.

"It gives you an indication of how small nutrients actually are.

Sensitive detection of small nutrients and toxins (~ pmol) was performed based on plasmonic nanoparticles.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Quantitation of small nutrients.

However, detection of small nutrients is challenging, considering the high diversity and broad dynamic range of molecules in food samples.

The silver nanoshells were used for direct LDI MS detection of small nutrients, using lactose as the standard.

Herein, we developed a novel plasmonic MALDI MS approach to detect small nutrients and toxins in complex biological emulsion samples (Fig. 1a).