Sentence examples for turbid environment from inspiring English sources

They surmised that sturgeon leap to help provide group cohesion among scattered individuals living in a dark and turbid environment.

These experimental issues would have been exacerbated in the experiments utilizing pure gelatin as a background material, while the turbid environment of prostate tissue would have mitigated these effects.

However, this model shows that smaller effective pinhole sizes result in image data that is skewed into an asymmetric distribution when coherent light is used and there are unwanted pinhole contributions from the turbid environment; a larger effective pinhole has a more uniform (and narrower) distribution.

Thus, in very turbid environments, high nutrients do not necessarily lead to high phytoplankton abundance (Irigoien and Castel 1997).

In nutrient-rich, turbid environments, primary productivity may be directly proportional to the availability of light (Underwood and Kromkamp 1999; Domingues et al. 2011a).

We suggest that this remarkable ability mediates sexual signaling and mate choice, although other potential functions of circular polarization vision, such as enhanced contrast in turbid environments, are also possible [7, 8].

It demonstrates that changes in the trophic mode of some coral species are a mechanism for sustaining a positive energy balance in turbid environments, thereby broadening their physiological niche.

In turbid environments, with limited visual cues, sound is the most efficient communicational channel (Bauer et al., 2003).

It includes less expensive components with simple sample preparation steps, and of utmost importance, the capability of measuring quantities down to the zeptomole level – allowing detection of trace levels of electroactive species – in complex turbid environments.

In turbid environments such as inner and outer estuaries, the LOICZ DIP budgets can provide highly unrealistic NEP estimates [e.g., [ 12, 13]] due to complex abiotic processes of desorption/adsorption from/on suspended matter [e.g., [ 16]].

However, given the negative correlation between dorsal-fin spots and turbidity suggested by our univariate analysis, reduction in fin spots due to fragmentation may reflect a consequence of reduced effectiveness of visual signals in turbid environments.