Sentence examples for tissue nitrogen from inspiring English sources

We also show that regardless of whether growth is increased by elevated CO2 or not, tissue nitrogen concentration is decreased in plants grown in elevated CO2.

Agardhiella subulata had a significantly higher rate of tissue nitrogen decay (0.35 k d−1) than all other species.

Starch infusion decreased urine nitrogen output in part because of increased tissue nitrogen retention but had no effect on milk nitrogen output.

Writing in Royal Society Open Science, Mr Jones and Dr Unsworth said: "Our study provides the first strong quantitative evidence that seagrass meadows of the British Isles are mostly in poor condition in comparison with global averages, with tissue nitrogen levels 75% higher than global values". Many of the meadows sampled were "in a perilous state", they concluded.

Plant nitrogen content was determined by plant aboveground tissue nitrogen concentration times aboveground biomass.

Total tissue nitrogen was examined as a potential proxy for primary productivity.

The model incorporates the processes of light interception and photosynthesis, leaf area expansion; growth, ageing and senescence of plant tissues, recycling of substrates from senescing tissues, nitrogen uptake, mineralisation of soil organic N, N leaching and grazing.

According to Scientific American, bone tissues' nitrogen signature highlighted a reliance on meat, and a carbon signature correlated to wheat-based diets.

Because helium dissolves less readily in body tissue than nitrogen, mixtures of helium and oxygen are used in place of the usual nitrogen-oxygen mixtures for deep dives.

Older cars and diesel engines produce particulates that clog up the lungs and may enter brain tissue, and nitrogen oxides that affect breathing.

The number of genes with differential allele expression varied depending on tissue and nitrogen status.