Sentence examples for substances accumulating from inspiring English sources

Yeast growth under flocculating conditions, while often slow due to the difficulty in the uptake of nutrients, protects the cells from toxic substances accumulating in the media (Van Mulders et al. [2009]).

Via the interconnected astrocytes a convective flow is assumed to move through the brain from the perivascular space of cerebral arteries to the perivascular space of venous vessels, and in this way substances accumulating in the brain can be washed into the venous glymphatic system [51].

For substances accumulated at the electrode surface by adsorption that do not require any accumulation potential (i.e. DNA), the modified electrode can be prepared by immersing the electrode in a drop of the substance at open circuit.

"I think this is only a small part of what may emerge in the coming years," he said, "because toxic substances accumulate, they have a cumulative effect over time".

Furthermore, bioreactive substances accumulate in storage medium.

As these substances accumulate in our environment, the question of their bioavailability becomes increasingly important.

Small amounts of humic substances accumulated in winter, whereas considerable humic acid accumulated, but fulvic acid mineralized during the growing season.

If this principle is not adhered to, resources will be depleted and substances accumulated in the ecosphere, overstraining the natural cycles.

Due to an inhomogeneous distribution of moisture in paper and/or an uneven drying, dissolved substances accumulate in interfaces between dry and wet areas where the excessive water evaporates [40, 46].

These substances accumulate in fish fatty tissues or become protein bound, so it is of importance to know the critical concentration above which humans are affected and the commercial fish species become unsuitable as food (El-Ezaby 1994).

The European Commission has strengthened the significance for monitoring bioaccumulation in aquatic organisms by amending the EQS directive in August 2013 [3]: The directive states that 'very hydrophobic substances accumulate in biota and are hardly detectable in water even using the most advanced analytical techniques.