Agriculture significantly affects phosphorus (P) availability, thereby modifying P equilibrium.
Moreover, the plasma penetrates the thickness of the membrane, thereby modifying the entire membrane cross-section.
In recent years, various studies have focused on the epigenetic mechanisms that regulate chromatin architecture, thereby modifying gene expression.
However, micro XRF analyses of two papyrus fragments from Herculaneum have shown that lead compounds were added to black ink already in 1st century CE, thereby modifying our knowledge of ink manufacture in Antiquity2,3.
In terms of the semiconducting bundles, oxygen bonding lowers the bandgap and the original p-type bundles thereby modifying them to become bi-polar.
Segregation (or adsorption) can decrease the energy of interfaces, thereby modifying such properties as the interfacial energy and the work of adhesion.
These counter ions are found to be significantly more stable in the first solvation shell of vanadium ions, thereby modifying their local solvation structure by replacing water molecules.
Technical and environmental constraints on agricultural practices can spatially and temporally concentrate or spread herbicide applications, thereby modifying herbicide losses in stream water.
An appropriate change in the weight of a link alters the number of the shortest paths that pass through it, thereby modifying the centrality distribution.
The process of re-methylation simply adds a methyl group (a carbon atom with three hydrogen atoms attached) to the sulfur atom of the homocysteine molecule, thereby modifying its overall structure and function.
To investigate the effect of surgical menopause due to bilateral oophorectomy on mortality, in light of evidence that bilateral oophorectomy among premenopausal women rapidly reduces endogenous hormone levels, thereby modifying risks of cardiovascular disease and breast cancer.
