Sentence examples for turnover time of from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the media turnover time of 2 h in the 2-OCs might have had an impact on that delay.
Bacterioplankton tightly controlled the DMSPd pool, particularly in the subsurface layer, with a turnover time of 2 h, whereas the turnover time of DMSPd in the surface layer was 10 h.
The corresponding delay time or relaxation time is found to be depending on the turnover time of the flow oscillations.
Large substrate concentration gradients can exist in chemical or biochemical reactions, resulting from a large circulation time compared to the turnover time of substrates.
Rumen pool size of NDF and pdNDF, and ruminal turnover time of NDF decreased with graded addition of ES in the diet, whereas digestion rate of pdNDF improved.
Estimated turnover time of both PL- and CL-bGDGTs was 1 8 months at 30 °C or 45 °C under these laboratory conditions, which agrees with previous studies.
Quantifying turnover times of fine roots is crucial for modeling soil organic matter dynamics and constraining carbon cycle climate feedbacks.
Organic carbon in subsoils amounts to 40 60% of the global soil carbon pool and is generally characterized by apparent turnover times of hundreds to thousands of years and an increasing spatial variability with depth.
Moreover, the soil PhytOC turnover times of these four forest types were estimated to be 537,503,363 and 560 year, respectively, which were at least 8 20 times slower than soil organic carbon contributing to climate change mitigation.
As soil C and N pools were not higher in plots with higher earthworm biomass, these results suggest earthworm activity may influence soil nutrient cycling by decreasing turnover times of nutrient pools over the long-term.
We used samples of a repeated soil inventory of a German beech forest from the litter layer to 50 cm depth in 2004 and 2009 to determine the suitability of short-term repeated radiocarbon inventories for estimating the turnover times of OC in soil fractions.
