Sentence examples for suggesting nitrogen from inspiring English sources

Figure 3c illustrates nitrogen 1-s peaks at 400.3 and 401.6 eV suggesting nitrogen exists in the form of C N and N H bonds.

It was also found that genes involved in pseudohyphal growth were among the most up-regulated when inhibitors were present in the feed-medium suggesting nitrogen starvation.

The subsurface organism has the capacity for nitrogen fixation using a nitrogenase distinct from that in Cyanobacteria, suggesting nitrogen fixation evolved separately in the two lineages.

This suggested nitrogen application rates are lower than those currently used by many local farmers.

Meanwhile figures collated by the Campaign for Clean Air in London (CCAL) suggest nitrogen dioxide levels between 2000 and 2008 were broadly similar to those in Beijing.

New results presented here last week at the Ecology Society of America meeting, however, suggest nitrogen might not be spurring forest growth much at all.

The stable isotope ratios of nitrate and particulate organic nitrogen suggest nitrogen uptake by phytoplankton as well as dilution by offshore seawater, which contributed to a decrease in sewage-derived nitrogen levels.

Milk N efficiency tended to be higher for LP treatments in trial 1, but not in trial 2. Low milk urea N suggested nitrogen losses to the environment may be lower when cows were fed diets based on DDGS in both trials.

*Correction 8/1: An earlier version of this article suggested nitrogen hypoxia amounts to "suffocation with poison gas," when in fact the gas's lethality stems from winnowing down oxygen in the blood.

Although median nitrogen concentrations are within ranges that suggest nitrogen may contribute to eutrophic conditions in surface water (Dodds et al. 1998), aquifer deposits become progressively finer-grained and more reducing with proximity to Malibu Lagoon possibly contributing to increased removal of nitrogen through sorption of ammonium and through denitrification of nitrate.

The authors also survey the existing literature to show a lack of trade-off among species in their abilities to forage for two forms of nitrogen, suggesting that nitrogen foraging efficiency is a generalized trait within a species.