Sentence examples for surface nutrients from inspiring English sources

All the really deep species are adapted to the intense pressure: at the deepest parts of the ocean this can reach 1,100 atmospheres, the equivalent of 50 jumbo jets weighing down on a human.In the open ocean, surface nutrients are limited and phytoplankton are scarce.

The model results successfully reproduce the observed biogeochemical responses inside and outside the iron patch at each site, such as rapid increases in plankton biomass and biological productivity, and decreases in surface nutrients and pCO2, inside the patch.

A potential interpretation of the response (Fig. 1b) is that it is the signal of a temperature-nutrient relationship: surface nutrients decline with increasing temperature above ∼15°C, although the details of this relationship vary with latitude [44].

Studies showed that the survival of the organism was dependant upon a complex interaction between pipe surface, nutrient levels, and disinfectants.

Weirs could be considered a viable BMP in agricultural landscapes aiming to control surface nutrient runoff; however, additional research of nitrogen dynamics is warranted to ensure their efficacy.

In comparison to the standard climatology the boundary between the equatorial waters and the northern fresh waters is slightly north of the equator, in agreement with the evidence from surface nutrient concentrations and chlorophyll-a pigments [7].

The inputs to the algorithms are the surface concentration of chlorophyll, sea-surface temperature, photosynthetically-active radiation at the surface of the sea, sea surface nutrient concentration and mixed-layer depth.

Long-term patterns in riverine nutrient flux in the lower Mississippi River were examined in relationship to spatial and temporal patterns in surface nutrient concentrations, chlorophyll, and primary productivity in the outflow region in the northern Gulf of Mexico.

In tissue infections, progressive calcification of adult worms can occur, depriving parasites of surface nutrient exchange.

Mean surface nutrient values computed from the model during the simulated period were NO3 = 0.05 µ M and PO4 = 0.0009 µ M.

In fact differences in symbiont affiliations may indeed help to explain the divergent adaptations to sea-surface nutrients observed in the Arabian Sea morphospecies.